Mexico: Worst Drought in 70 Years

Mexico is suffering its worst drought in the past 70 years

Social Development Secretary Heriberto Felix Guerra, whose department is coordinating efforts to mitigate the drought, the most severe to hit Mexico since 1941, said it was "caused in large part by the climate change affecting the entire planet."

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Too warm in the Southern US

Too Cold in Europe

Too Wet in Australia

Too Dry in Mexico

Things are messed up worldwide

For me sitting here in Kentucky I'm just getting an early spring...
nice weather for being outside... taking a nice walk... enjoying a cuddled up sunset with my wife...

But around the world people are dying from these changes in weather...
Tragedy, suffering and serious dangers to peoples well being...
I'm lucky to be where I am...
I take that not for granted

Prayers and Positive vibes to...

...Planet Earth

Yes very weird weather this "winter". I am sitting at a beautiful -9 right now in Canada. Might have to open the door to the igloo to let some of the heat out!

Not to go off on a tangent, but a prolonged drought in Mexico may mean that many of those hidden Mayan cities currently buried in the jungle may be just a bit easier to find.....

We're having a bad drought here as well. We only got 4 inches of rain last year (should have gotten 16), and we haven't gotten any rain this year so far at all. If this continues, expect cotton prices and all things made from cotton to be much higher than before, because all we grow out here is cotton.

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that sucks!
I'll send some positive vibes your way for some rain!