WHEN A DROUGHT BECAME A FLOOD 2018 could be called a year with a split personality. It was exceptionally dry with a mere 2.05 inches of rain falling in the first four months. May saw just over three inches but the lingering drought didn’t appear to be letting up as June, July and the first two weeks of August returned to the hot and dry cycle that Eldoradoans expect. All of that changed over a 10-week period, beginning in mid-August, when more than 30 inches fell.
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