So far, only about 0.3 inches of rain has fallen this month, which is two inches below average.
While few homeowners are complaining about the unusually dry September, their landscaping could languish next year.
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Saturday, September 29, 2012
Driest September In 130 Years May Bring Spring Struggle.
(myfoxtwincites) - Farmers nationwide have been struggling with drought this year, but next year could be even worse now that fields are facing winter without the six to nine inches of rain they'll need to be ready for a good spring planting.
So far, only about 0.3 inches of rain has fallen this month, which is two inches below average.
While few homeowners are complaining about the unusually dry September, their landscaping could languish next year.
So far, only about 0.3 inches of rain has fallen this month, which is two inches below average.
While few homeowners are complaining about the unusually dry September, their landscaping could languish next year.
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