Deep South drought kills crops, threatens herds, dries lakes
Story Date: 10/28/2016

 

Source: NEWS & OBSERVER, 10/27/16

Six months into a deepening drought, the weather is killing crops, threatening cattle and sinking lakes to their lowest levels in years across much of the South. The very worst conditions — what forecasters call "exceptional drought" — are in the mountains of northeast Alabama and northwest Georgia, a region known for its thick green forests, waterfalls and red clay soil.

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