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  1. Months without rain cut the hay season short in Florida. In addition, southwest Florida was under a Phase I Water Shortage in December. 

    Read more in the December drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/e

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #December2025

  2. In December, above-normal precipitation improved conditions in parts of the western U.S.

    Read more in the December drought climate summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/d

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #December2025

  3. This week’s CMOR photo is from Sublette County, Wyoming.

    “This area should have a foot of snow at this time. We are on our second year of drought. Soil moisture is nonexistent and Spring is in question.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Wyoming

  4. Drought conditions across the South and Hawaii led to widespread fire activity and precautionary measures.

    Learn more in the November 2025 drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/b

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #November2025

  5. During November, above-normal precipitation markedly improved conditions in parts of the Southwest and Northeast, and in a few other areas.

    Learn more in the November 2025 drought climate summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/b

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #November2025

  6. This week’s CMOR photo is from Dade County, Missouri.

    “Severe drought going into winter is devastating to my farm.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Missouri

  7. This week’s CMOR photo is from Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.

    “We are having low water and salt water intrusion.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Louisiana

  8. In the November 2025 edition of Dry Horizons:
    ➡️ Dashboard provides drought and flood information about Mississippi River Basin
    ➡️ Drought leaves a long-lasting imprint on soil microbes
    ➡️ Drainage water recycling can help producers and stakeholders

    Dry Horizons is a monthly roundup of drought research and news. Read more: mailchi.mp/unl.edu/dry-horizon

    #drought #drought2025 #news #research #November2025

  9. This week’s CMOR photo is from Franklin County, Massachusetts.

    “I have been coming here for several years and have never seen it so low. Many commenters on a Quabbin Reservoir Watershed Facebook page are also stating it’s the lowest they have seen Quabbin levels since the 60s.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Massachusetts

  10. This week’s CMOR photo is from McClain County, Oklahoma.

    “We have been supplementing cattle with hay and feed for the past 9 weeks. We have had to move cattle to only one pasture where there is water and now we are having to full feed the cattle due to grass shortage. This is going to affect our winter feed.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oklahoma

  11. This week’s CMOR photo is from Pike County, Alabama.

    “This is the lowest this pond has been since it was built 13 years ago. There is at least six feet of pond bank showing that is normally underwater.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Alabama

  12. This week’s CMOR photo is from Jefferson County, Oklahoma.

    “No fall grazing is expected. We dusted in 80% of our wheat this year, and the 8/10ths of rain this past weekend will finally sprout it and get it up.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oklahoma

  13. This week’s CMOR photo is from Greenbrier County, West Virginia.

    “Ground is dry. Grass is poor. Leaves fell off trees 3 weeks ago. Ponds and creeks are low or dry. Sold calves early in September due to lack of growth since it’s very dry.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #WestVirginia

  14. This week’s CMOR photo is from Chilton County, Alabama.

    “The effects of drought have put the grass under tremendous stress. We have many areas where grass is thin because of repeated drought. Cattle are having to be supplemented with feed.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Alabama

  15. Tropical moisture brought excessive rain and flooding to Arizona, western New Mexico and eastern Utah this week. This drought relief comes on the heels of an exceptionally dry summer and more limited water supplies for producers in the Four Corners states.

    #drought #drought2025 #FourCorners

  16. This week’s CMOR photo is from Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.

    “No measurable rain in 5 plus weeks and very little before. Higher than normal temperatures and no rain in sight.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Louisiana

  17. This week’s CMOR photo is from Orleans County, Vermont.

    “All of the natural streams and springs on the property are dry. We have never seen the pond this low. The cows use this as their drinking source.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Vermont

  18. While rains improved drought conditions in isolated areas of the Southeast, mostly hot and dry weather prevailed over the region this week. Parts of Alabama and Georgia were hit particularly hard, with extreme drought emerging in Alabama.

    The region’s recent flash drought has dried out peanut crops.

    #drought #drought2025 #Southeast

  19. This week’s CMOR photo is from Preston County, West Virginia.

    “There are very few pockets of water (in our creek). There is no water in this section.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #WestVirginia

  20. This week’s CMOR photo is from Allendale County, South Carolina.

    “The corn at the end of harvest this year was so burned up.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #SouthCarolina

  21. This week’s CMOR photo is from the Big Island of Hawaii.

    “Ka'u District for Hawaii County is experiencing severe drought. Cattle producers are hauling water and feed 3-5 times week. Normally they would not be hauling water or feed at this time.”

    Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought

    #drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Hawaii

  22. Dry conditions across the Northeast in August led to widespread water conservation and wildfires.

    Read more in the August drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/9

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #August2025

  23. Very dry weather covered the southeast half of the Midwest in August.

    Read more in the August drought climate summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/0

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #August2025

  24. This week, drought worsened across areas of the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=dv6rFbPV4HI

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  25. Patchy downpours maintained good soil moisture in much of the upper Midwest, while locally heavy showers dotted the central and southern Plains and the lower Southeast.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=KvTWTJIcnnE

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  26. In the August 2025 edition of Dry Horizons:
    ➡️ Study shows impact of human activity on Southwest megadrought
    ➡️ Plants found to have more water capacity than previously thought
    ➡️ Wildfires can affect Nevada water quality

    Dry Horizons is a monthly roundup of drought research and news.

    Read more: mailchi.mp/unl.edu/dry-horizon

    #drought #drought2025 #news #research #august2025

  27. Drought conditions were widespread this week, driven by above-normal temperatures and below-normal precipitation across much of the country.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor national drought summary.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=g2174v2y58g

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  28. Short-term rainfall shortages led to expanding and intensifying dryness and drought this week in much of the Northeast.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor national drought summary.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=0lUwlJbf2rg

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  29. Considerable changes occurred across the US this week.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor national drought summary.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=ZyVX0ch3hUc

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  30. This week, drought conditions continued to improve across areas of the Midwest, Great Plains, Desert Southwest and Texas.

    The Drought Download video series uses maps, climate indicators and graphics to visualize the US Drought Monitor national drought summary.

    Watch video: youtube.com/watch?v=lPcDHd4NmHw

    #USDroughtMonitor #drought #drought2025

  31. Water supply issues plagued the nation in parts of the East Coast, Midwest and West throughout June.

    Read more in the June drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/d

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #June2025

  32. A flash drought developed in the Northwest in June, driven in part by over 26 straight days without rain in Oregon and Washington.

    Read more in the June drought climate summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/a

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #June2025

  33. Water supply issues were widespread in May, prompting voluntary conservation, mandatory restrictions and emergency measures to supplement dry wells.

    Read more in the May drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/3

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #May2025

  34. In March, strong winds swept across the U.S., creating dust storms and lofting dust from the Southern Plains into the atmosphere. The dust came down over parts of the Midwest with rain and snow.

    Read more in the March drought impacts summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/0

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #March2025

  35. Numerous storms moved across the country in March, bringing heavy rain, severe storms, tornadoes, floods, dust storms and blizzards.

    Read more in the March drought climate summary: storymaps.arcgis.com/stories/9

    #drought #drought2025 #USA #March2025 #severeweather #wx