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In a severe drought year, the shortfall could range from 249,000 to 286,000 acre-feet per year. Later, Isabel, at 14, is sent to the city, since there is almost no food at home because of a severe drought, and her cousin Manuela needs a sitter for her baby while she is away all week working as a maid. Northern one-third of county is still in severe drought, the rest is still abnormally short on moisture. |
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