San Antonio has been enduring an unusually long dry spell, and residents across the city are beginning to feel the effects.

According to records, the last time San Antonio saw a truly significant rainfall event— measuring over two inches — was on Aug. 31 with 3.11 inches.

With more than 40 consecutive days without measurable rainfall, the region is currently experiencing one of its driest periods in recent memory — comparable to a similar streak in 2015.

While there have been some isolated drizzles since then, they’ve done little to alleviate the drought conditions gripping the area.

Impacts

Declining water levels are prompting stricter measures.

Landscaping suffers, with parched lawns, brittle trees and dusty roads becoming more common. Wildfires are also a growing concern, especial

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