U.S. back-to-back disasters phase has begun
Posted by feww on August 15, 2011
40 percent of the entire U.S. cowherd severely impacted by killer drought: Report
Deadly drought in the South, compounded by unrelenting heat, is forecast to linger, even intensify in coming months.
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Disaster Calendar 2011 – August 15 Entry
- USA. Killer drought in Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and parts of Kansas and Colorado is compounded by unrelenting heat. Some 40 percent of the entire cowherd in the U.S. is now severely impacted by “exceptional” and “extreme” levels of drought, according to Northwest Oklahoma livestock specialist Greg Highfill.
- New Jersey, USA. A State of Emergency has been declared for Salem and Cumberland counties following widespread flooding caused by torrential rain.
- Pittsgrove in Salem County, New Jersey, has received about 12 inches of rain since the storm began on Sunday.
- Flood watches have been issued for Connecticut, Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, and most parts of New Jersey, NWS said.
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