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Drought conditions move into northeast Georgia again

By Ken Stanford Contributing Editor
Posted 11:02AM on Thursday 12th September 2019 ( 4 years ago )

Drought conditions have moved into Hall County and other parts of northeast Georgia over the past week as unseasonably hot and dry conditions continue.

The U.S. Drought Monitor reported Thursday that an area along and either side of a line from Rabun County to Forsyth County is considered "abnormally dry."  But, two pockets of counties on either side of the affected area remain drought-free.

The worst conditions in Georgia are in the southern part of metro Atlanta and in east-central Georgia where "severe" and "moderate" drought conditions prevail.

Meanwhile, temperatures across north Georgia continue to be 8-10 degrees above normal and rainfall remains scarce, 

 

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