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An early look at the climate statistics so far this month show that while most of the Southeast has been cooler than normal so far this month, the precipitation amounts are all over the place, with some areas receiving 300% of normal so far while many other areas have received almost none. This has contributed to the increase in drought status in southeastern Georgia in the past few weeks.
