So why does it take time? You are viewing it very one-dimensionally, whats taking time to reflect improved conditions, certainly not waterways, and definitely not precip totals. Perhaps plants are taken into account for drought monitoring and reflect the lag.
Heavy rain probably went more into run off versus absorption given the permeation rates of the loamy and clay soil types found in wake county. Given the extreme precip rates and run off the drought wasn't alleviated well into the root zone the sunny dry and hot conditions along with elevated evapotranspiration likely used up the soil moisture that was introduced by the storms yielding a net 0 effect on the existing drought conditions
Has to bake....
Yeah you knew that I’m sure . I’m sure you did .
Drought is something that overall takes time, it doesn’t occur overnight but also your daily thunderstorm won’t completely get rid of it either, cmon licktard
Drought conditions are starting to get worrisome .. in all seriousness though with all the drought talk .. I think if we continue to see these type of scattered storm days we will eventually pry ourselves out of drought but at the very least it’s making severe drought way less of a possibility vs just abnormally dry conditions
Again, clever parody of others and then piggybacking off shane. Genius , really a genius .
That’s the point I’ve been making since I started saying something about it earlier, get out your feelings and play 8 ball with me on iMessage man
Where there's a will there's a way
