pond is down 6 feet , everything is bone dry , how about you guys

We are dryer than normal here. Ditch along the property is dry, first time since we moved here 16 years ago.

Were plenty dry here we did get 1.75" rain about a week
ago but need more.

All our ponds are dry for only the second time since I’ve been around. We have had 7” of rain since November the 4th. Started caking cows a month ago and pulled the calves off too. It’s been a rough one!

Cricks are lower than I ever remember. Finally got a 1/2 inch yesterday but all that did was wet the grass. Very little rain this summer. At one point went 8 weeks without a drizzle. Ponds and ditches are dry. Rats have either died or moved to the one main crick with water. Hopefully things change soon but I doubt it. No amount of rain forecasted in the future

Always use a little rain

Got 4.2" Sunday here in one Thunderstorm. Gave the yellow grass a green tint.

We’ve had over 6” in the month of August. Needs to start drying up some

We have had it almost every day this summer.

Come of a dry year, started dry and cold, been getting rain regularly as of late. Actually it is a little hard getting dry hay up.

We get rain just about every day. All depends where the clouds roll. May get 2” half a mile down the road and nothing at the house. The next day I may get it and half a mile away, nothing. It keeps the grass green and has to be mowed every 3-4 days, but doesn’t sink in deep. The first 3-6” down is great, after that it’s cement. Generally it’s so hot it evaporates quickly. Ponds are low and most creeks are dry expect for some deeper holes. Nothing running. But this is about an every Summer event.
Come Winter, 1” of rain will last for weeks in a mud puddle, lol. The clay is still “hard” but it is manageable.

Creeks are nearly dry unless they are spring fed. The bog in some swamps has dropped several feet. I can’t remember seeing it this bad.

Very dry here, even for us. There used to be a river that runs through our town, it is dry. The reservoir that many farmers irrigate from is at record lows. The water doesn’t even reach the dam at this point. We really need 5 or 6 wet years in a row to get fully recovered

We had some rain over the weekend but it was to little to late.
Cornfields are yellow and the beans aren't much better.
I'm expecting a big snow amount this winter

Last year we had a drought and this year is looking like another one. Public boat landings are getting pretty low. Last year some dried up. Slight chance of rain in the forecast for tomorrow. Otherwise, nothing substantial for the next week.

First rain today since June 10th, but only a 15-minute shower.

Its my fault, I seeded in a food plot a couple weeks ago.....never fails mother nature dries up after that

We are real dry had a half inch last tuseday.

We got good soaking rains the last 3 days and needed it

Plenty wet around South Georgia.