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Dry Weather Now Officially A Drought
December 5, 2014
We all know it’s dry outside with very little recent rain. And now it’s official with portions of the area in a drought, according to the National Weather Service.
A drought status map released Thursday shows most of Escambia County is experience moderate drought conditions, while about portions of North Escambia area just abnormally dry. Southern Mobile and Baldwin counties in Alabama are currently in a severe drought.
The only mention of rain in the seven day forecast is a very slight chance of rain for Saturday morning.
Graphic courtesy the National Weather Service for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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