Author Vicky Lewis - 
Since the beginning of the drought, Twitter has seen an explosion of tweets focused on updating and informing those unaware of the danger associated with droughts. From funny gifs to informative news, here are a few tweets about the drought.
Took the pic on the left in March of Little River Canyon during a bike ride with some friends from the office. #alabamadrought pic.twitter.com/WUA7L89z9o
— WeatherStation (@slcochran) October 24, 2016
*the state of Alabama is in a drought but all of the grass on our campus is bright green*
UA: pic.twitter.com/aj9lOp0vzl— Maddy (@meerwinn) October 20, 2016
Massive drought in Alabama means the Gulf is crystal clear. This is looking down in 40 feet of water. The fish are all about a foot long. pic.twitter.com/9xSKmDTMsI
— Ben H. Raines (@BenHRaines) October 24, 2016
https://twitter.com/maggieaward/status/790565371975725056
If it ever rains in Birmingham again. #drought *puppy's first rain pic.twitter.com/sIqben7jcA
— WhereAreWe (@angelstew86) October 20, 2016
Serious #drought conditions here in the #Birmingham area. #lakepurdy is a depressing sight #rainraincomethisway @spann pic.twitter.com/KMhjCLPRlf
— OvertheMountainLaw (@BankruptcyOTMLC) October 20, 2016
https://twitter.com/TWhauen/status/790043167198445568
Rain, rain, come this way. #AlabamaDrought
Vicky LewisSenior at UAB, Poodle Enthusiast, Hiking Novice
