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Washington State has been experiencing a severe drought for over a year, with significantly lower rainfall than usual. In 2024, Seattle has received less rain than Los Angeles, which is highly unusual. The dry conditions are attributed to an El Niño winter, causing precipitation to be concentrated in the southwest while leaving Washington State dry. Seattle's rainfall deficit is evident in the numbers, with the city falling short of its average precipitation levels. The situation raises concerns about potential record-breaking stretches without measurable rain in 2024.
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