And it isn't good. Currently most of the county is at the highest drouth level ever recorded by the National Drouth Monitor. We are averaging a wild fire a day, 120 now, but al least they have been contained fairly quickly and have only burned up 35,000 acres so far. I say "only" as we have had some in the last several years that got 115-130,000 acres in one day. It makes me think of the conditions in the fifties in part of Texas that Elmer Kelton used in his work of fiction titled "The Time It Never Rained" and also the song, "When Will It Rain. SOON, I hope.