Drought Effects Quenched By Early Rains
29.01.13Filed Under: ECI News
The State Climate Office at Purdue University says the rain and unseasonably warm temperatures this month have eliminated any lingering effects of last summer‘s drought. But a state climatologist says recent experience indicates the threat of recurring drought is “just round the corner.” The U.S. Drought Monitor says only far northeastern Indiana is still abnormally dry.
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