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Source: USDA NASS | Feb. 22, 2021 Most of the state received from trace amounts to upwards of 1.5 inches of precipitation. Some areas in theNorthern High Plains and East Texas received up to two inches. There were 5.4 days suitable ...

Source: https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/ Map released March 19, 2021 | Data valid March 16, 2021 This week's drought summary: A vigorous and slow-moving area of mid-level low pressure tracked from the Four Corners region to ...

Nearly one-half of the country — stretching from the Pacific Coast to the Great Plains and upper Midwest — is currently experiencing moderate to exceptional drought conditions, and that is expected to continue and expand, according to NOAA's U.S. Spring Outlook released Thursday. Drier conditions in the Southwest U.S. associated ...

Texans with uninsured losses from Winter Storm Uri should apply for FEMA Individual Assistance as soon as possible. Residents whose homes are insured should file their claims prior to applying to FEMA. While not all are eligible for FEMA assistance, there are other options and help available....

Source: AgriLife Today | March 16, 2021 Texas row crop producers might have the luxury of choosing between sorghum, corn and cotton as all three commodities are seeing high prices with the 2021 planting season underway, according to a Texas A&M ...

Looking ahead to the latter half of March, rainfall is expected to be above normal for the Corn Belt as a whole. According to data from WeatherTrends360, the heaviest rainfall looks to favor portions of the Corn Belt that are currently drought-free while areas in severe drought see lighter precipitation. ...

Source: droughtmonitor.unl.edu Map released March 11, 2021 | Data valid March 9, 2021 This week's drought summary: During the current period, most of the country was dry. There was ...