* Trees: Drought can cause trees to lose their leaves, become stunted, and eventually die. Some tree species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Oak trees
* Maple trees
* Ash trees
* Birch trees
* Pine trees
* Shrubs: Shrubs are also susceptible to drought damage, and can lose their leaves, become stunted, and die. Some shrub species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Azaleas
* Rhododendrons
* Boxwoods
* Hydrangeas
* Weigela
* Flowers: Flowers are also vulnerable to drought damage, and can wilt, lose their petals, and die. Some flower species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Roses
* Lilies
* Tulips
* Daffodils
* Sunflowers
* Vegetables: Vegetables are also vulnerable to drought damage, and can become stunted, produce less fruit, and eventually die. Some vegetable species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Tomatoes
* Peppers
* Cucumbers
* Squash
* Beans
Animals:
* Insects: Drought can cause insects to lose their food sources, become dehydrated, and eventually die. Some insect species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Aphids
* Grasshoppers
* Crickets
* Ants
* Termites
* Birds: Drought can cause birds to lose their food sources, become dehydrated, and eventually die. Some bird species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Songbirds
* Sparrows
* Finches
* Cardinals
* Bluebirds
* Mammals: Drought can cause mammals to lose their food sources, become dehydrated, and eventually die. Some mammal species that are particularly vulnerable to drought include:
* Deer
* Rabbits
* Squirrels
* Raccoons
* Opossums