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Fourth-year drought declaration means subtle effects for the Columbia Basin

Summary by Yakima Herald-Republic
EPHRATA — Washington's fourth straight year of drought is expected to hit some regions hard, but in Grant and Adams counties, the impacts will look different — quieter, less visible and centered underground.

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Fourth-year drought declaration means subtle effects for the Columbia Basin

EPHRATA — Washington's fourth straight year of drought is expected to hit some regions hard, but in Grant and Adams counties, the impacts will look different — quieter, less visible and centered underground.

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Yakima Herald-Republic broke the news on Friday, April 10, 2026.
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