Much of the southeast U.S. is grappling with drought

Large parts of the Southeast are grappling with severe drought.
In some parts of Alabama, there hasn’t been any rain in nearly six weeks. Some farmers are selling off cattle because there’s not enough hay to feed them over the winter.
Denise Croker, a chief ranger with the Georgia Forestry Commission, told the Insurance Journal, “our dirt is like talcum powder.”
The latest U.S. Drought Monitor report, released Thursday, shows parts of Tennessee, North Carolina, Georgia, A