Sentence examples for pockets of drought from inspiring English sources

Pockets of drought are also in the Northern Plains, including parts of Montana and the Dakotas, and the southeastern states of Georgia and South Carolina.

Here in eastern Nebraska, in a swath of the Gulf Coast from Florida to New Orleans, in the hills of West Texas and in Georgia and Alabama, pockets of extraordinary drought, by some measures the worst in a century, are baking farms and homes.

In the semiarid steppes, vegetation is also sparse, characterized by pockets of isolated drought-resistant plants.

As borders fall and as pockets of war and drought make people more desperate, the tides surge.

"Right now we are seeing pockets of more severe drought, but it is spread out over different parts of the country.

Observed responses to drought were consistent with the following two hypotheses: (i) Areas of coarse substrate can act as disturbance refugia for plants during drought by helping preserve pockets of water under large clasts and within absorbent materials such as brick.

First, two years of drought.

Signs of drought are everywhere.

A third year of drought?

We've had extended periods of drought".

AFTER years of drought, a deluge.