The rain stopped. The wind came. The soil — plowed thin by a decade of wheat boom — began to blow away. Now your family must survive the worst ecological disaster in American history.
Better rainfall, cooler temperatures, mixed grass prairie. The dust storms hit here too — but not as hard.
The heart of wheat country. You broke the sod and planted fence to fence. Now the wind wants it back.
The epicenter. Here the black blizzards are worst, the drought deepest, the soil most ravaged. Many have already left.