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Wednesday, 8 April 2026
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Friday, 18 September 2026
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Colleen Kane· Chicago Tribune · US
SecondaryThe getaway Carr

How the grandson of two Michigan legends became the quarterback tasked with ending Notre Dame's title drought

Jake Steinberg and Dave Orrick· Minnesota Star Tribune · US
SecondaryAnd then the storms rolled in.

Drought and dead wood stacked the deck for the Boundary Waters wildfires.

Scott Dance and Mira Rojanasakul· New York Times · US
LeadDrying Reservoirs Threaten to Sap the Sun Belt

Worst Drought in Over 1,000 Years Cuts Across 7 States

Matt Oliver· Sunday Telegraph · UK
LeadWater firms to charge more in droughts

Anger as companies to be given green light to increase bills at times of high demand

Staff· The Independent · UK
SecondaryRunning dry: Now three-quarters of England in drought

Howden reservoir in the Pennines looks empty and parched yesterday as alerts are issued for a fifth heatwave

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadWere July rains a drought buster?

Rain deficits for the year shrank after Tropical Storm Bertha and storms drenched Tampa Bay.

Staff· The Independent · UK
LeadScorched earth Britain

'Flash drought' declared in half of England

Jack Prator· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryPotential tropical system to drop rain on Tampa Bay

Thunderstorms and showers could bring some relief to the drought-stricken region.

Arlyssa D. Becenti· Arizona Republic · US
Lead‘Water is getting really scarce now’

Navajo, Hopi declare emergency over drought

Jeanine Santucci· Arizona Republic · US
SecondaryDrought, heat wave raise water concerns

Residents asked to conserve municipal water supplies

Jim Turner· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryFlorida won’t impose ban on fireworks amid drought

With 2,440 wildfires already this year, the state’s agriculture commissioner urges caution on July 4.

Kelsey Brown· Houston Chronicle · US
LeadRed-hot beef prices fail to reap rewards

Drought, inflation, shrinking herds reshaping Texas cattle country

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadOfficials extend watering rules

Despite some recent drought relief, the restrictions set to end on July 1 will now run through Oct. 1.

Staff· Arizona Republic · US
LeadCONTROLLING THE BURN

Drought and last summer’s Grand Canyon fire could change wildfire tactics in Arizona

Michaela MulliganRebecca Liebson· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryHousing boom adding to drought woes

Rapid growth has increased water demand. But experts say not all development is created equal.

Lane Degregory· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryAmid Tampa Bay’s epic drought, water cops hunt forbidden sprinklers

As the lack of rain spurs restrictions, officers go out in the dark, issuing first-time citations.

Staff· Wall Street Journal · US
LeadWildfires Explode Along Georgia-Florida Border

IN FLAMES: The Pineland Road Fire, one of multiple blazes, rages Wednesday in southeast Georgia. Dozens of homes have been destroyed and several pets killed. Drought, low humidity and changeable winds created ideal conditions for the outbreaks. A3

Michaela Mulligan· Tampa Bay Times · US
SecondaryExpected heat wave not great for local drought

The hot, dry weather blasting the East Coast could bring 90-degree days to Tampa Bay.

Katelyn Ferral· Tampa Bay Times · US
LeadFlorida wildfires shatter records during drought

The state has spent millions upgrading equipment as crews respond to three times the fires as last year.

Sarah Kaplan· Washington Post · US
SecondaryEpic drought forces farmers into a ‘bleak’ situation

And if forecasts of continued heat and lack of rain hold, it could affect the nation’s food supply