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3/20/2025  AZ-AP-22 AZApache Severely Dry Fire
Forest fuels and meadow grass are extremely dry. We are in Stage 1 Fire Restrictions and have been for a couple of weeks. 1-2 month outlook is not good: Below normal precipitation and above normal temperatures. We are entering the spring windy season. Wildland fire Outlook is frightening.  View
3/20/2025  CO-EP-408 COEl Paso Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Pretty dry despite the week's snowfall. Some signs of budding and greenery in shrubs and a few annuals beginning to poke up from the soil.  View
3/20/2025  CO-LR-1009 COLarimer Severely Dry Fire
Plants & Wildlife
High winds and fire danger for the month so far. Have had to water trees and grapes once a month for the last two months.  View
3/20/2025  GA-EM-4 GAEmanuel Near Normal Agriculture
Farmers are able to work the land—not to wet and not to dry. My garden condition is the same. Not to wet or dry. No irritation needed. No tillage problems in garden.  View
3/20/2025  IL-WL-63 ILWill Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
With 1) 7.38" precipitation this winter, 2) 5.3" in 2025, and 3) 3.77" in the first three weeks of March, conditions in ZIP 60451 finally seen to be near normal.  View
3/20/2025  IN-PS-12 INPosey Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Tourism & Recreation
There is a little bit of humidity in the air  View
3/20/2025  KS-HV-17 KSHarvey Mildly Dry Agriculture
Wheat has adequate moisture at present. November of 2024 we had 5 inches rain and that has carried the crop through the winter.  View
3/20/2025  ME-HN-58 MEHancock Moderately Wet Nice and wet with regular rainfall. Some standing water and mud. Trees and shrubs looking really lively, better prospects than last year. Early crocus are blooming.  View
3/20/2025  ME-WS-31 MEWashington Mildly Wet General Awareness
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3/20/2025  MA-BE-24 MABerkshire Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Dry- ish. Woods are still wet but in the valley at 1300' soil is not March very damp soil.  View
3/20/2025  MA-WR-44 MAWorcester Moderately Dry Agriculture
Water Supply & Quality
While there has been rain and snow this winter, the ground was so frozen that the moisture did not penetrate.  View
3/20/2025  MI-MT-13 MIMontcalm Moderately Dry General Awareness
All area lakes, ponds, and rivers are approximately 10 feet or more below normal.  View
3/20/2025  MN-LS-24 MNLe Sueur Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Cattails which are usually in one to two feet of water this time of year are standing high and dry.  View
3/20/2025  MN-MW-8 MNMower Moderately Dry General Awareness
Energy
Plants & Wildlife
Even with yesterday's 5.4" of heavy wet snow, very welcomed, I'm leaving the scale at Mod Dry due to the ongoing D1 drought conditions. Turtle Creek is running below normal. Birds and wildlife are very active in yard, with three kinds of squirrels plus chipmunks in full courting/chasing mode. Unseasonably warm.  View
3/20/2025  MN-WG-20 MNWashington Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
The ground is soggy in low lying areas because the frost has not gone out of the soil but we have had very little moisture this month.  View
3/20/2025  MO-PT-21 MOPlatte Near Normal Plants & Wildlife
All plants are sprouting and blooming normally. Some animal activity at pond and bird baths.  View
3/20/2025  MT-JF-1 MTJefferson Mildly Dry after an extremly long period of no rain and or snow from end of September to January only one snow storm for winter was all we had. the snow melted and went into the ground hardly ny runoff. all we are getting is snow aqualfs. nothing major.  View
3/20/2025  NJ-UN-42 NJUnion Mildly Dry General Awareness
Very little rain in 90 days  View
3/20/2025  NM-BR-259 NMBernalillo Severely Dry Fire
Dusty wind.  View
3/20/2025  NM-GR-37 NMGrant Severely Dry Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
None of the snippets of moisture received has helped our drought. At 4” depth there is no dampness.wildlife are still coming in for water.  View
3/20/2025  NY-DT-35 NYDutchess Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Some more recent rainfall sets the soil, local stream flow and pond level to near normal.  View
3/20/2025  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Sunny to partly sunny and warm with moderate winds, then partly cloudy with moderate winds overnight. The high temperature was around seventy three degrees, with a low around fifty three degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating a feeder full every two days. Intermittent streams are flowing but have thick ice in areas. More songbirds here. Canadian Geese are around in larger flocks. Spring Peepers are out. Liquid manure is being spread.  View
3/20/2025  NC-CM-42 NCCumberland Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
We received a good rain this past week but it is still dry. Plants are beginning to green up though as spring arrives.  View
3/20/2025  NC-JH-89 NCJohnston Mildly Wet Plants & Wildlife
Wet conditions do not allow brush cutting or disking at this time. Standing water in areas.  View
3/20/2025  OK-GY-9 OKGrady Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Has been very windy lately, every thing is dry have had several wild fires. Had to water garden to plant early Cole crops.  View
3/20/2025  OK-WW-14 OKWoodward Severely Dry General Awareness
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3/20/2025  RI-NW-18 RINewport Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Over 2 inches of rain on Monday really changed conditions. The yard is muddy now  View
3/20/2025  TX-BEL-74 TXBell Moderately Dry General Awareness
My Denton soils have surface cracks in the topsoil. However, the red oaks started budding last week. My Bur oak has yet to bud. Most plants are budding and making new leaves.  View
3/20/2025  TX-GM-11 TXGrimes Mildly Dry Plants & Wildlife
Wind is vert strong throughout the day. Wildflowers are starting to bloom.  View
3/20/2025  TX-HYS-304 TXHays Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Trees need watering, as do vegetable gardens. Very windy days are reducing humidity. Lawn water restriction to once a week. Soil is dry.  View
3/20/2025  TX-KN-166 TXKendall Severely Dry Plants & Wildlife
There are cracks in the ground that are approximately 1" wide and several inches deep. Last fall Oct. 30, 2024 we top seeded a native Blackland prairie seed mixture in the hopes of getting some better coverage for moisture retention but we have not had enough rain to help. We have also planted some White Oak germinated acorns and water by hand only.  View
3/20/2025  TX-WM-278 TXWilliamson Severely Dry Plants & Wildlife
This entire area is suffering from a lack of rain. Texas wildflowers which are normally abundant by this time of year are not present in areas that receive no irrigation.  View
3/20/2025  TX-WM-369 TXWilliamson Moderately Dry General Awareness
Not much effect in my community, but wildfires west of me are a concern.  View
3/20/2025  VA-WYC-5 VAWaynesboro (city) Moderately Dry General Awareness
Business & Industry
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Since 2/28/25, our area has received 1.21 inches of precipitation. We have had numerous days of wind advisories, which cause the soil to dry out. Temperatures are at or above normal for this time of year. We had a cold snap in late February. We are expecting showers this afternoon, then will be under a wind advisory overnight. We are also under a daytime burn ban due to the aforementioned conditions. Despite the dryness (tractors in local fields cause dust to emanate behind them), plants and animals are doing their usual springtime activities. Hyacinths, daffodils, and tulips are either blooming or are close to it. The birds are zipping about, searching for nest materials and squabbling with each other. We have not heard the spring peepers this year. Perhaps the dry conditions are affecting their presence, or nearby construction (housing units and road development) have caused their silence. We have started seeds indoors for planting in either window boxes or raised beds. They include lettuces (3 types) and "tryouts" of outdated peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers. The lettuces will go in a couple window boxes (on a table outside) and the others will get put into larger pots once they have true leaves. They will go out on sunny days and stay inside at night. Once the soil temperatures are adequate, they can move to the raised beds. We are getting the strawberry patch ready by clearing it out and replanting baby plants. The patch also includes two pear trees that have been pruned so that they are manageable and will focus on fruiting (if the blossoms don't get blown off or frozen).  View
3/20/2025  WA-CH-22 WAChelan Near Normal Plants & Wildlife
Location is narrow mountain valley (15 road miles up Entiat river Valley from Columbia river North of Wenatchee). Conditions change rapidly as you go up river. Currently about 80% of snow has melted and we are in a period of rainy, snowy, sunny mix with night time temps. +/- 32° and daytime 35-60°. Snow in deep shade up to 12 inches. Time to clear gardens for early blooming flowers as crocus and daffodils are trying to break through. River is up moderately. March saw little snow here but high mts. are getting late snow.  View
3/20/2025  WA-KG-143 WAKing Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Here in the high foothills of the Cascade Mountains of Washington for this time in March and the first day of spring it’s colder than normal. Surface Soil moisture seems to be near normal however January precip was 7” below normal, February was 2” above normal and March so far is about 4” below normal. Forest duff under the forest canopy is dry but open field soil is wet.  View
3/20/2025  WA-KG-248 WAKing Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Near normal but DEX says otherwise re precip: for the month, 2.53", down .22"; for the year, 8.57", down 3.85"; and for the water year, 24.20", down 4.39", grass is green and mowed once already so...  View
3/20/2025  WI-PC-25 WIPierce Mildly Dry Agriculture
Had some rain last week. 1/4 inch and about .10” last weekend. Otherwise nothing terrible for now.  View
3/20/2025  WI-RC-61 WIRacine Near Normal General Awareness
Grass is beginning to green up. More birds arriving every day and they are on the ground pecking at the turf. Buds are swelling and chickadees are finding insects on tree and shrubs upper branches. Temperatures have wild swings from 29 to 61 degrees in a day.  View
3/20/2025  CAN-BC-48 CANBritish Columbia Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
The past ten days has seen the arrival of spring. Buds on trees including apple have begun to swell. Some cherries have blossomed. Some evergreens are showing signs of new growth. Migratory birds have returned. Numerous birds of various species can be heard by 4:15a. The average daily mean was low 3.1°C and high 8.5°C. Average temperatures are up approx 1°C since last week. Rains have been seasonally normal this past week, the total for the month so far remains slightly above normal. The local mountains have a snow base of approx 2 metres and top of approx 3 metres at 1000m elevation. People are still skiing. There was a threat of snow at higher elevations in the city the end of last week. Spring is in the air.  View
3/20/2025  CAN-NS-159 CANNova Scotia Mildly Dry General Awareness
SPRING STARTS TODAY IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY. OUR SNOW, WHAT LITTLE WE HAD HAS ALL MELTED AWAY. WE DONT GET ANYWHERE THE AMOUNT OF SNOW WE USED TO YEARS AGO. SO FAR THIS YEAR WE ARE BELOW AVERAGE FOr RAINFALL.  View
3/20/2025  CAN-ON-178 CANOntario Near Normal General Awareness
soil is moist but not mud, puddles in low areas of the bush, pond is full  View
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