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July rainfalls were between 5 and 10 inches across portions of the Texas and Oklahoma panhandles . May Rainfall : Low rainfalls have persisted in NSW mostly in the western half of the State . In CALAMAR 's Real Time Mode Color-coded maps showing a one-hour forecast of rainfall accumulation across the service area are produced . At the same time , rainfall is reduced over Indonesia , Malaysia and northern Australia . This distribution of below average rainfall is a result of easterly wind anomalies across much of the state and a lack of rain bearing systems from the west . This will have lowered any expectations in trends since April 's rainfalls were above average for the area . December 2004 to February 2005 Rainfall : The northwest of the State is now in serious to severe deficiencies of rain as this is the third consecutive month of rainfalls in the lowest 5 to 10 percent of long term monthly totals . Although wetlands included in this category are not influenced by the tides , they still can experience seasonal water level changes associated with rainfall or ground water . Less than 30 percent of normal rainfall has been measured across the D1 area since the beginning of the year while the current D0 areas received 30 to 60 percent of normal during this period . Drought Situation : Although rainfall in June has been near normal their still exists significant areas of serious rainfall deficiencies ( rainfall in the lowest 10 % ) and severe rainfall deficiencies ( rainfalls in the lowest 5 % ) especially in the Southern Tablelands and parts of the Southwest Slopes over the last 15 months in NSW .