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NW Indiana | Isn't that the old saying that the real droughts start in the southeast? Living in an area that normally gets near 40 inches of rain a year thinking about a drought this time of the year seems laughable. But I seen on the news they just closed I-75 between Naples and Miami because of a wildfire got me looking at the drought map. So then I brought up 2012. A drought in the cornbelt this time of the year is normally a good thing but does this in the SE deserve attention? Lots of drought in the south with planting in those areas getting going. I don't think it means much but with crop insurance decisions here and the much larger subsidies it probably does deserve some consideration on coverage levels.
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The real droughts start in the SE?
