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"Even though your grass may be green and your lawn may still be wet from weekend rains, this was not enough to stop the drought.In the last five days, Oklahoma City officially measured 3.59 inches of rain, the wettest 5-day period so far this year. Because of the dry start to the year, the current yearly total of only 10.91 inches is still below-average by 4.52 inches for the year. Click the related content to see the 5-day rain totals across Oklahoma courtesy of the Oklahoma Mesonet.Even though that may not seem like much, that's about the average monthly total for June, the wettest month of the year for Oklahoma.The heavy rain over the weekend is a step in the right direction, but it won't come close to completely stopping or removing the drought from central Oklahoma. It would likely take several months more worth of rain to completely remove the drought. Remember, droughts are long-term weather events and typically last for more than several years."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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