Washington, D.C. is currently experiencing an exceptionally dry August, potentially marking the driest in over 150 years. As of the latest reports, the city has recorded a mere 0.2 inches of rainfall, a stark contrast to the historical average of 3.25 inches for the month. This significant deficit has led to abnormally dry conditions across the region, raising concerns about the re-emergence of drought, which had been temporarily alleviated by summer rains.