KSQ2
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For sure!Green things require rain….
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For sure!Green things require rain….
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We got nothing...Everything went to crap, feels cool and dry outside now. It’s raining west of us and looks like another miss. They aren’t getting much out there either, it’s headed north to KC where it’s not needed. There’s another wave that’s supposed to miss us to the SE later, it will probably get Okie yet again. I’ll be watering trees on my day off. First time ever watering trees in the spring for me.
They really missed this one, it went north of us instead of south. Looks like the SE part of the country is getting set up for flooding and more storms. This is gonna have to break at some point. I read something about La Niña hanging on for another year. I sure hope not… Two more stock ponds on our mile of highway went dry this last week. Our neighbor’s 4 acre pond across the highway is down to less than 1.5 acres now of surface area.We got nothing...
I thought this year was supposed to be an El Niño?They really missed this one, it went north of us instead of south. Looks like the SE part of the country is getting set up for flooding and more storms. This is gonna have to break at some point. I read something about La Niña hanging on for another year. I sure hope not…
I read that about La Niña on a drought article from the Kansas Livestock Association. As bad as it is here, there are portions of SW Kansas that have had less than 10” in the last 18 months. Of course they average less than 20 annually, so it’s a semi-arid climate; but this has put them well into the desert climate in terms of rainfall for the last 2 years. That portion of the state should have NEVER been designated for agriculture, it’s not even hardly viable for wheat. This drought is teaching some very tough lessons.I thought this year was supposed to be an El Niño?
That line moved directly south from you and broke up quickly...it never made it east...Well, we didn’t get a half inch, but we’ll take it. Some neighbors less than 6 miles away didn’t get a drop. Shortly after that radar picture was taken, it began to fall apart. Where the green is just west of the blue x, turned to nothing as the line was moving ESE.
The pattern shown on the above video paints the depressing picture very well. It’s been going on for close to 2 years now. IF El Niño becomes a reality later this year, that now parched alley in west Texas will begin to funnel moisture our way.KS, I just got back from a turkey hunt near Lubbock and they’re about as dry as you are. No measureable precipitation in 47 days and not much since way before that. Everything is brown and 80% or so of the mesquites don’t have leaves on them. Very depressing !