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Related: About this forumDrought Monitor 7/20/21; Drought Intensifies Across N. Plains, N. Rockies, Grinds On In W, SW

https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/
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Drought Monitor 7/20/21; Drought Intensifies Across N. Plains, N. Rockies, Grinds On In W, SW (Original Post)
hatrack
Jul 2021
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mountain grammy
(29,035 posts)1. With monsoon season in full swing,
It's not feeling much like drought, but we know it is. My granddaughter and I hiked to a beautiful local waterfall. When I told her it flowed 24/7 she asked what happens when it quits? I said, that's when the Anasazi leave.
hatrack
(64,890 posts)2. Bingo!
Speaking of waterfalls, you may be interested in what's going on at Iguazu these days, given drought conditions in Brazil.
Before

Today

https://news.mongabay.com/2021/07/amazon-and-cerrado-deforestation-warming-spark-record-drought-in-urban-brazil/
mountain grammy
(29,035 posts)3. wow, amazing pictures.
Excellent article. We continue to ignore the human impact on the natural flow of the earth.
SaintLouisBlues
(1,257 posts)4. Here's the North American map, from your link.
