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The very beginning
In the 1920s the region which receves an avarage rainfall or less average of three inches (500mm) in a typical year then suffered a severe drought in the early 1930s.Date not correct. -
The beginning
Severe drought hits the midwestern and southern plains. As the crops die, the 'black blizzards" begin. Dust from the over-plowed and over-grazed land begins to blow.Date not right. -
Growing bigger
The number of dust storms is increasing. Fourteen are reported this year next year there will be 38.Date not right. -
The struggle
Farmers strugged even more because the drought came during the great depression.Date not right. -
The states hit
The states that got hit were southeasten colorado,western kansas,the pannanles of texas,oklahoma,and norteastern new mexico. Date not right. -
Abandoned homes
Some 30,000 famililes moved to farm camps in california.Date not right. -
Extreme heat
Extreme heat made the dust bowl drought even worst.Parts of texas reached 120F (49 C) in 1936.Date not right. -
Lack of rain
A lack of rain and strong winds ruined farmland and created the region known as the dust bowl in the 1930s.Date not right -
Rain On Your Way
Near the end of the 1930s rainfall finally increased.Date not correct. -
The End
By the early 1940s the fields were productive again.Date not right.
