A senior meteorologist with AccuWeather says much of the country has entered fall in drought conditions. Brett Anderson tells Brownfield, “Drought covers a large portion of the Northeast all the way down the lower Mississippi Valley, up through the Midwest.” He says, “And then, of course, you have the Western states and their usual drought […]
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