The drought is awful here in North Alabama.

Same here in TN. Statewide ban on fires of any kind.

etn here, drought here too, also very heavy chemtrailing since then!

Damn I can't believe lake Purdy. Remember thats where the salty ham gets its water.

Plenty of fish and water in the lower Coosa. For now.

It rained here in Mississippi on election day but it wasn't nearly enough and the ground is so parched it barely made a dent in things.

We have had freaky radar echoes the past year or so. The time of day it starts happening changes. Its like radar jamming or something. Weird for sure. Definitely not the normal ground clutter signatures.

Same here in NC, had rain once since September 1st. Heard on radio that if we don't get rain this week, it will be our longest dry spell since 1890's.

Feels like the dust bowl, my husband and I took our 4wheelers out yesterday, forgot my goggles. Mistakes were made...

Hope you guys get some precipitation soon!

Real Drought in northeast too. NEVER happened here before.

Hillbillies are in Tennessee, Arkansas and Kentucky.. not Alabama. Dumbass

BLM-named after daemon BALAAM-up to its tricks again setting fires like out West? Just as colder weather starts to move in they have a fire ban..cute..which probably includes WOODSTOVES country people use for heat.

Me and sis are gonna go relic hunting next week because the lake is so low...Already hit others around and also creeks that have totally dried up.

Same in North Georgia - the dust and the smoke from the wildfires is just suffocating

All of you are crazy if you don't have at least a minimal rain water catchment system and a way to filter it.

You can get 250 gallon IBC totes for as cheap as $60 off Craig's, just be picky about what was stored in it. It's amazing how much water comes off 1 downspout. I put 2 on a few years ago and 3 more for storage and when we had a hot dry summer couple years ago it kept mine and neighbors 2 quarter acre gardens and fruit trees thriving.

We got wells.

Thank T Boone Pickens for drying up the Aquifers - What did we think was going to happen ?

If i lived down there i'd take advantage of dry creek beds to go prospecting. You will be able to access stream channel gravels with simple hand tools. Northern Alabama is in the gold belt. Lumpkin county got it's name from the lumps of gold found in stream gravels in early 1800's.
Put away the fishing gear, break out the gold pans!

*wink*

already on it...

Pray to god for rain, and also find out what chemtrail programmes they have been using in your area.

A lot of the weather effects we are having in the world are either

A) Direct manipulation through chemtrails and other weather control programmes

B) Indirect through harming the environment

Both activities done to destroy, not benefit us.

Great point.

Also springs...

On my grandpaws old property back off the road a ways...been sold but I can still if need be get fresh water.

What are the regulations to have a well on your land in your state.

People om this thread actually hinting if not down right saying that chem trails are to blame? OMG GLP is starting to get back to normal?

As far as I know there isn't any. Only the 2500 bucks to get it driven.

Yep. I'm here in Cullman. Longest period I can remember in over 50 years without rain. And then now, the damned smoke out of Georgia.

Tallapoosa

Sevierville area

severe drought for almost 2 month now

very heavy chemtrailing since then also, more than they normally chemtrail us.

now we are surrounded by smoke from the wildfires popping up in many places they reported, and breathing becomes more and more difficult.

It was that way here in Texas a few years back. It will come back, the rains. Hang in there. Just put out some pans of water for the wild life. That's what we did. Take care.

No burning/no water over use or its gonna cost..local water co. hiking rates big time...

Birmingham

It's raining here in GA today