Despite all the snow and rain this winter, Massachusetts is still in a drought, and officials say our region is actually in a Level 3 Critical Drought. The Franklin Observer reports the Massachusetts Drought Management Plan requires that Level 3 areas maintain a detailed monitoring of drought conditions and where necessary enact water use restrictions. EEA Secretary Rebecca Tepper says over the past month, most of the state received between 2-4 inches of rain and snow which is 1-1.5 inches below normal. Added to last year’s deficit, most of the state is in an 8-13 inch deficit since last summer.
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