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Even though Central Texas has gotten some rain recently, it’s still in drought. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s drought reduction calculator, the Hill Country needs to get 21.6 inches of precipitation over the next 6 months for the drought to end. That’s almo...
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