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May 2021 Has Been 'Abnormally' Drier Than This Time Last Year - Here's Why
Last May, the rain was switched on full tilt, but it's been just a drizzle this year. With 11. 44 inches of rain, May 2020 was the wettest month on record; over 9 inches dropped between May 18 and 22, when an upper-level low became cut off from the jet stream and spinning in place, circulating a firehose of Atlantic precipitation toward the Appalachians for five days.
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