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Portland’s July shattered rainfall records, dishing just 0.60 inches—way below the usual 3 inches—making it the second driest July since 1871. With drought now creeping into Maine from Kittery to Acadia National Park, and August forecasted to be even hotter, the need for rain is urgent. Dry conditions are already straining water resources and reshaping the landscape, serving as a stark wake-up call about our dependence on consistent rainfall—and a reminder to conserve as summer heats up.

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