The U.S. Drought Monitor for Jan. 4 indicates conditions in Comal County are “abnormally dry.” “Recent warmth and dryness has allowed the continued expansion and degradation of drought status for primarily western portions of south-central Texas,” the U.S. National Weather Service Austin/San Antonio said today. “Extreme Drought (D3) has returned to a
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