Bad.
It's hot. It's dry... it's hot. Did I say that it's hot already?
You can read some facts here.
It mentions things like: With a limited water supply, ranchers are having to reduce the size of their herds. Some ranchers have had to resort to a complete liquidation. Ranchers have relocated cattle as far away as Wyoming!

And then things like: 94 percent of pasture and range land is rated as poor or very poor and nearly all of the hay supply is being brought in from other states.

Over the week-end I saw hay haulin' trucks from Minnesota. I looked to see if Mr. Flannery or Kris were driving a couple of them, but unless they were in disguise it wasn't either one of them.
Then there is this: Only 8 percent of the corn crop was in good condition.
So... being Texans, we baled up our failed corn crops - threw in some molasses and made hay.
So... being Texans, we baled up our failed corn crops - threw in some molasses and made hay.
Water worries - raging wildfires - air conditioners going missing (not because of the copper - but because people are HOT!)... the list goes on.
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This has been parked and ready at the airport by my house (think they know about the lip bomb?) off and on all summer... |
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First time my windshield has seen water in months.... my own personal car wash. |