A drought defined by the degree of dryness as compared to a regional average and the duration of dryness is which of the following?
A)Meteorological drought.
B)Agricultural drought.
C)Hydrological drought
D)Socioeconomic drought.

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A meteorological drought is defined by a degree of dryness as compared to a regional average and duration of dryness based on meteorological factors such as precipitation, temperature, and humidity. This type of drought is associated with a deficiency in precipitation and can occur regardless of the water level in reservoirs, lakes or streams. Agricultural, hydrological, and socioeconomic droughts are defined based on factors other than meteorological conditions.

A Drought Defined by the Degree of Dryness as Compared