I’ve got a cabin in the mountains. My whole summer to do list is fire prepping the house and property. Been in the family for generations and never had to think of this before

La Nina carryover is not helping. The upcoming El Nino will be interesting. Usually much wetter in the south and near DC.

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Anonymous wrote:I'm afraid this summer is going to be hard.

Potomac River is at its lowest level since they started measuring.

Between frakking and data centers we are just throwing away water in this country.

https://wtop.com/local/2026/04/dc-region-faces-growing-risk-of-water-shortages-as-potomac-river-hits-near-record-lows/

dont forget all that sewage in the potomac!

Anonymous wrote:I'm afraid this summer is going to be hard.

Potomac River is at its lowest level since they started measuring.

Between frakking and data centers we are just throwing away water in this country.

https://wtop.com/local/2026/04/dc-region-faces-growing-risk-of-water-shortages-as-potomac-river-hits-near-record-lows/

Corpus Christi is almost out of water.

I'm afraid this summer is going to be hard.

Potomac River is at its lowest level since they started measuring.

Knew it was bad in Georgia from wildfires and we are way under for rain, but a lot of US is hurting

https://www.cnn.com/2026/04/23/weather/us-drought-worst-in-decades-wildfires-climate