Our green hills are now brown. How does late Spring look where you are?

We have not had a week without rain since last fall: yesterday was a sunny day, but today thunderstorms, tomorrow showers, showers again on Monday, cloudy on Tuesday, etc. With this kind of weather, everything is green and the grass is fat. I would like to see here the blue sky on your picture

Beautiful picture, I wish we had trees like that here. Brown is the natural color here until we get a wee bit of moisture then there is a dappling of green and dark olive. Since we got rain early this month it's been dappling nicely but the only way that'll continue is if we keep getting cloudy days ..... I love clouds.

Rainy season here and the grass is starting to grow now.

Our brown scorched summer hills are gone and recent rains are turning the countryside green again.

Our front and back lawn is turning a bit brownish too here.

That looks pretty dry. Wildfire danger dry. That is the way it looks down here in SoCal.

The trees and plants are still green, but the flowers are not blooming as in early spring.

We have not gone more than a week without some kind of moisture hitting the ground here since last fall, pony. I don't normally take pictures outside unless it is of plants in my yard, but you are in luck. Since I was at my friend's house last weekend, I took several pictures with my phone out across her property. (I also got several nice shots of the moon with Mars ascending, but that is totally different.) I will show you a picture of the field behind Leah's house.

Everything is brown, brown, brown here in SoCal. Of course, I heard on the news that Mr. Trump does not believe we are having a drought and he will "fix" our water problems, if elected. Why do I not believe him?

It's green here and quite lush for our paddocks. When we first came here 12 years ago there was a lot of grass but I think as the roos get fenced out of other areas around here, they have found a haven on our paddocks and keep the grass in control. If and when we agist a horse or two, they always need supplementary feeding.

I'm on the 13th floor of my apartment building. I've been here 2 months now and I was just commenting yesterday on how green everything looks from up here all of a sudden! The trees have all sprouted leaves and the grass is turning green. It's so beautiful! There are times I just can't tear myself away from the view!

We had a brown early spring but then the rain came and turned everything green, green, green. It usually stays green here until October. Unfortunately the fires up North have not had much rain.

It looks green here, but we are getting good rain lately.

The picture looks lovely,our hills are quite green now,we`ve had rain that does not seem to go away

We have some spots that are really brown still and some our green since we are getting rain now. I hate when i drive somewhere and see where it's brown it's not a good look.

The grass is beginning to dryout, depending on the soil. But the land will never be brown because it is host to lots of pines and olive trees and they stay green all the year round.

we stay green...all year to an extent. we rarely get a good brown going on

Because of all the heavy rains here in Texas @TheHorse , I don't think there's a drought area left. My grass is so green, I've had to have it mowed 3 times.

Our hills are brown, like yours. But most of them have been cleared, so it's like the hills have been given a haircut after it was bleached blonde.

@TheHorse(20013) Going from the sort of tropical San Diego to the high desert made me think I would miss the spring. Luckily there has been rain on and off. The above is a picture of my garden in the Mojave Desert. I always heard they did test runs on cars out here since the weather and conditions were so brutal. What a treat to have green vegetables and these wild flowers that volunteered to show up in my garden.