How to pronounce Droughts in English

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So floods or droughts

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So floods or droughts

Manage the financial implications of droughts.

There are floods. There are droughts.

More floods, more droughts, deadly heat waves.

Causing bigger storms, droughts, and cold spells.

And longer droughts caused by climate change

droughts in some places, and floods in others.

Severe droughts are considered the number one threat to farmers,

droughts are expected for the third year in a row.

With increasing droughts to be expected in the coming decades.

As satellites tell us precisely when and where droughts happen

So it is used to infer or monitor the droughts

But reoccurring droughts are increasing pressure on the arid region.

Clay-rich soil retains water and has high resilience to droughts.

With seeds that can deal with the droughts and high temperatures

In past years the industry has been already ravished by droughts

droughts and floods lead to a great famine in North Korea.

According to this theory, Climate Change is creating droughts in Central America.

As the risk of droughts is expected to increase over the coming years,

It rains heavily, and also to collect water reserves to prevent recurrent droughts and

Texas heat has led to terrible droughts and wildfires in the state, just like in California.

We see those droughts back in the maps we produce on a daily basis near real time.

In 2010 and 2016, droughts caused the dam’s water to fall so low, the government had to declare emergencies.