Driest July: ‘​You just can’t predict when it will rain’

Alasdair McDonald
Updated August 13 2018 - 5:20pm, first published 5:13pm
Cowseat hay near Braidwood last week. The NSW government has declared that 100 per cent of the state is impacted by drought, on the back of a drier-than-expected start to winter. Picture: Lukas Coch
Cowseat hay near Braidwood last week. The NSW government has declared that 100 per cent of the state is impacted by drought, on the back of a drier-than-expected start to winter. Picture: Lukas Coch

The last time a July was this dry was during the Millennium Drought 16 years ago.

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