County officials warn of "exceptional drought," urge conservation and prioritize brush-truck replacements Lowndes County officials said parts of the area are now in D4 'exceptional drought' and warned of elevated wildfire risk; the county urged water conservation, noted exemptions for agriculture, and said brush trucks need prioritization after recent wildfires.

Lowndes County faces an "exceptional drought" with a rising wildfire risk, prompting officials to urge residents to conserve water and prepare for tougher restrictions ahead.

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