How well did your predictions match the drought monitor map? Describe areas where your predictions were correct and areas where they did not match. 10. Of the two main types of data you examined—precipitation and the streamflow—which of the two seems to be a better predictor of drought conditions identified by the Drought Monitor layer?

How well did your predictions match the drought monitor map? Describe areas where your predictions were correct and areas where they did not match. 10. Of the two main types of data you examined—precipitation and the streamflow—which of the two seems to be a better predictor of drought conditions identified by the Drought Monitor layer?

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Chapter18: Maintaining And Querying A Database

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