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US Drought Monitor and Summary, Feb. 16, 2016

Increasingly warm, locally hot weather coupled with a lack of rain resulted in rapidly increasing Abnormal Dryness (D0) and …

The primary revisions made to the drought depiction this week were in Texas. Most of the state has been drying out the last …

In Texas, January 2016 precipitation was about 62 percent of normal statewide. Consideration of various 2-6 month precipitation …

Short-term dryness has led to some minor growth of Abnormally Dry conditions in west Texas (western Big Bend area) and in extreme …

Outside of the coastal ranges from northern California up to the Olympic Peninsula (along with the Sierra-Nevada), much of the …

Short term dryness has caused expansion of drought across much of Texas and eastern Oklahoma. Warmer-than-normal temperatures have …

The USDA Agriculture Research Service, in cooperation with the National Weather Service, predicts emergency heat-stress levels for …

An inch or more of rain fell in parts of the South, with locally 3 inches or more in western and southern Texas. These rains, and …

After prolonged drought, South Texas producers are now struggling with too much moisture. On Sept. 16, the rains were continuing …

Along the central and western Gulf Coast, locally heavy rainfall fell across coastal areas of Louisiana and Texas with some areas …