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currentDrought is a prolonged, abnormally dry period when the amount of water is insufficient to meet normal use. To understand when droughts are occurring it is necessary to know how much water is around and how that compares to normal conditions. An area experiences a rainfall deficit when the total rain received is less than the average rainfall for that period.
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This vocabulary has been deprecated
This vocabulary was added to the Research Vocabularies Australia registry through the National Environmental Information Infrastructure (NEII) Programme. The NEII Programme was decommissioned in June 2022 and this vocabulary has been deprecated. Points of contact are not current. The vocabulary remains as a static artefact which uses legacy IRIs that no longer resolve.
Please refer to the Bureau of Meteorology's website, www.bom.gov.au, for the latest version of the vocabulary.
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