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USDA meteorology Brad Rippey provides a look at summer weather across the US in an article published this week at Growing Georgia here. While drought across the nation is at very low levels, the drought in the Southeast looks like it could continue at least on the short term, although he is hopeful that once the summer wet season begins in late May or early June, farmers there could see some relief.
