Boston is experiencing its longest streak of no measurable rain in decades, according to local meteorologist Terry Eliasen, who reported that the city has seen 21 days of drought since August 21, 2024, the most extended dry period since 1999. This unprecedented dry spell has led meteorologists to predict more dry days ahead, with the National Weather Service foreseeing virtually no rain chance for southern New England for at least the next week.
Despite the ongoing drought situation, only one area in Massachusetts is currently classified as experiencing a mild drought, according to meteorologist Terry Eliasen. He anticipates that the recent lack of rainfall will likely be reflected in the upcoming drought monitor report, scheduled for release today. Eliasen pointed out that while the year has brought above-average rainfall, the absence of significant precipitation over the past three weeks is beginning to have a measurable impact on local conditions.
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