The Driest Parts of Oklahoma Get Forecast for a Good Soaker Rain
While most of the state has been able to at least ease the effects of a drought turning one year old this month, there are still a handful of counties in Northcentral Oklahoma that are neck-deep in the dust.
While most of Oklahoma is at least a little dry, that little portion of Northern OK just can't seem to get any meaningful rainfall so far this year. Granted, this July looks so much better than it did last September.
In a bit of good news, Oklahoma Mesonet is predicting a good long soaking rain in the amounts of inches over the next week for the driest areas of the Sooner State.
With high hopes this coming wet week will fill up the lakes and reservoirs, it's making the rounds on social media at the speed of light. Anglers and lake-goers alike are hoping this will finally fill up places like Lake Ponca, Kaw Lake, Fairfax, Pawhuska, Birch, etc... All the good fishing and party lake.
Whether or not this will save lake season across the Cherokee Strip, we won't know for at least a week. After the last year of drought, any rain is good rain.