US EditionDelmar shifts to ‘Abnormally Dry’ status despite earlier outlook
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Delmar shifts to ‘Abnormally Dry’ status despite earlier outlook
Looking kinda dry DELMAR — Conditions in Delmar have shifted from no drought to “Abnormally Dry” in the latest U.S. Drought Monitor update, marking a reversal from earlier federal predictions that the Capital District would avoid drought development through August. The change, posted this week, places ZIP code 12054 in the first stage of drought classification, known as D0. While the designation does not indicate a drought, it reflects lower-tha…
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