Yep, fourth year of drought in the SW and then we have the spread of it to the rest of the USA.
According to Koyle, the collapse happens around the fourth year and a disastrous political situation - no one wanting to be prez due to social upheaval and economic collapse.....
Yep - we are in it..... no questions about it. And for all the people who have shredded Koyle over the years. I think you will have to re-think your position. What we do have is second hand and poorly recorded, at that. But, it is quite clear to me that he called it correctly - per the basics that we do have. I never expect perfection from someone prophetically, other than scripture. But someone's call on things (like Julie Rowe, for example) may be off, in many instances, due to their interpretation of what they saw/heard/felt. The stuff we have in scripture is usually spot on, because it is usually given in the form of pure knowledge and the person is commanded to "write this down". There can be no question as to what the interpretation is, in this case. Koyle would often see headlines of newspapers in day visions (I have gotten things in this manner via dreams), and then you have to interpret what you are seeing and attempt to disseminate that information correctly, if prompted to share:
SEATTLE (Reuters) - Washington state Governor Jay Inslee declared a
statewide drought emergency on Friday, saying drought conditions due to a
lack of snowpack are some of the worst on record in a region normally
known for its drizzly weather.
In an announcement in the state
capital of Olympia, Inslee said the drought had "deepened dramatically
in the past few weeks," with conditions expected to worsen as the hot
summer months approach.
The emergency declaration will free up funds and water rights to help counties most in need, Inslee said.
Rain
totals in the state were equivalent to prior years, Inslee said. But
the snowpack, which melts into streams, lakes and rivers and is vital to
water supplies, was only 16 percent of average.
"What we lack is snow," Inslee said. "We are calling it a snowpack drought."
Washington,
know as the Evergreen State due to its abundant green forests kept lush
by heavy precipitation, is one of several western states struggling
under drought conditions.
California is enduring its worst
drought on record, and that state's mountain snowpack, which usually
provides about a third of the state's water, is at the lowest level on
record, according to state officials. Drought emergencies have also been
declared in parts of Oregon and Nevada.
Officials in Washington
state were still deciding which agricultural areas will receive
additional water resources and other support, Inslee said. In some
regions, water was being shifted creek-to-creek and fish were being
hauled to more abundant water, Inslee added.
"We are seeing
things happen at this time of year we just have never seen before," the
Democratic governor said. "On the Olympic Peninsula - where there would
normally be 80 inches (2 meters) of snow today in the mountains - the
glacier lilies are blooming."
State officials have estimated $1.2 billion in crop losses associated with the drought, he said.
Drought
conditions also mean the annual wildfire season could be longer and
more destructive, Inslee said. Last year, Washington state endured one
of its worst wildfire seasons on record.
