Chicago is in the grip of a winter drought. The landscape looks barren and forlorn. The other day, snow fell for just a few minutes. Out in the country, too little snow is falling on the fields, and even the great Mississippi is drying up.
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Harley says
Yes, snow has been very sparse around Chicago and much of the central Midwest. According to the National Weather Service, the area is still suffering from a drought.
Celia says
The summer was scary enough–this is worse because in a way it’s less noticeable. The trees will begin to die soon if we don’t get more precipitation. And food prices will be astronomical if this summer is droughty.