At the point when a few spots are in a dry spell, they might be dry, hot and dusty; splits may show up in the dirt, and waterways, lakes, streams, and different wellsprings of water may go dry. Different places in dry spell get some rain, yet not as much as they, for the most part, get amid that season. A dry season implies that a place has less precipitation (rain or snow) than ordinary over a couple of months or considerably more.