There are many areas where the US is dry, but the largest general area is the Western United States, which has overall very low humidity (although of course along the coast there is some).
I grew up in Colorado, and have traveled extensively in the West, and the air is very dry overall. It was hard to travel east to New York when I moved there. I thought the humidity would kill me. It did not, but it kind of felt like it.
As for dry ground areas, Death Valley in California is very dry, and the Nevada-Arizona-New Mexico-Utah-Colorado area has a huge desert, although just edges of Utah and Colorado, which are mostly higher elevation and get a lot of snow.
1 US dry bushel = 32 US dry quarts
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A "dry quart" is a measure of volume used only in the USA. -It is listed as 1/32 of a US Bushel and 1/8 of US Peck. - 32 dry quarts is 1 US bushel.
1.101 liters
1 US peck is 8 dry quarts.
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A wash is the intermittent stream channel in the dry land areas of the western US
1 US cup is equal to 8 US ounces. In contrast, 1 US ounce is equal to exactly 0.125 US cups.
Conversion formula: liters x 0.550 = US dry pints
Yes, there are Wet Dry Shop Vacs made in the US. Some popular American-made brands include Shop-Vac and Vacmaster. These brands offer a variety of wet/dry vacuums that are manufactured in the US.
The wet foot dry foot policy was when the Cubans try to make it to the US.
The southern region is the region with the dry climate, that is located in the United States