US EditionWet year dispels typical drought concerns – for now
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Wet year dispels typical drought concerns – for now
Gladewater and its neighbors are sitting at about 14 percent above the norm for rainfall this year. Longview’s the center of monitoring by the National Weather Service’s Shreveport Office, and Senior Service Hydrologist Emilie Nipper says the local total’s sitting at 26.92 inches of precipitation almost seven months into 2025. “That is a little bit more than three inches above normal,” she confirmed, usually 23.64 inches after decades of data. O…
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