You might think that the recent rainfall would have gone a long way to improving the area’s current drought. But, it did little to improve things.
The percent of the Northeast region under at least moderate drought dropped from 27.68 to 25.96 percent between April 17 and 24. The area under the severe drought classification fell a little more from 7.35 to 4.07 percent.
The immediate Washington, D.C. metro area is not in drought, but classified as “abnormally dry.” This includes northern Virginia.
The message here is that we still need rain and when it comes, it will come in buckets. The annual rainfall deficit is 4.17” in Washington, D.C.
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Here are the annual rainfall deficits for Baltimore:
Baltimore: 4.17”






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