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CT s summertime drought is easing Here s what the state recommends on warnings – Hartford Courant

Connecticut operates with five levels of drought declarations. Stage 1 represents below normal conditions and Stage 5 is the most extreme.

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Conn summertime drought is easing

The summertime drought is easing, prompting Gov. Ned Lamont on Thursday to downgrade warnings for eastern Connecticut. Hours earlier, the Interagency Drought Working Group representing several state a.

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CT drought persists despite heavy rainfall Here s why

With more than 5 inches falling across 24 hours in some places in Connecticut, the dry soil did not have time to absorb the rain, experts said.

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Heavy rain in Connecticut this week won t cure the state s drought Here s why

With more than 5 inches falling across 24 hours in some places, the dry soil did not have.

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CT drought persists despite heavy rainfall Here s why

With more than 5 inches falling across 24 hours in some places in Connecticut, the dry soil did not have time to absorb the rain, experts said.

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