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Report date on 2/8/2023.
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2/8/2023
AR-LW-2
AR
Lawrence
Near Normal
General Awareness
Agriculture
Business & Industry
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
more rain has move into the area which is needed for green up and spring planting season. I will start catching rainfall for my winter and spring garden beds.
2/8/2023
CA-OR-67
CA
Orange
Moderately Dry
General Awareness
Clear, Coolish, Calm
2/8/2023
GA-FL-23
GA
Floyd
Moderately Wet
General Awareness
muddy
2/8/2023
IN-AL-106
IN
Allen
Near Normal
General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The heavy snowfall from 2 weeks ago has almost completely melted. The sun has actually shone for the past 5-6 days, bringing some hope of warmer days ahead. Trees seem poised to bud out. Some perennial bulbs such as daffodils and crocus are sending up leaves. Birdsong is heard more often in the last few days.
2/8/2023
MD-BL-25
MD
Baltimore
Near Normal
General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
It's still drying out a bit but we have precipitation on the way in a day or two. The ground has been freezing at night than during the day the sun thaws out the very top layer of soil an it gets slippery an messy.
2/8/2023
NJ-MC-9
NJ
Mercer
Near Normal
General Awareness
We have had .02"of rain this week. hat has allowed the ground to dry somewhat. There is still standing water in the wetlands and in some fields. The streams and canals have returned to a more normal flow. But walking on some lawns can still prove muddy.
2/8/2023
NY-WY-11
NY
Wyoming
Mildly Wet
Agriculture
Business & Industry
Plants & Wildlife
Mostly cloudy and cold with gusty winds, and scattered rain showers. The high temperature was around forty five degrees, and the low around thirty degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating consistently. Intermittent streams are at winter levels. Stream crossings are hazardous in areas due to ice. Some woodchuck activity was noted.
2/8/2023
OH-MM-13
OH
Miami
Mildly Dry
General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
My neighborhood is right on the edge of mild drought. So far in February there has been no precipitation other than a trace of snow last week. Heavy rain is forecast for Thursday as we continue to have March/April weather in February.
2/8/2023
VA-HN-12
VA
Henry
Mildly Wet
General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Moist ground good for digging to transplant etc. regular rain for more than a month. But has been too rainy and cold and windy to do much outside. This week mild near 60 and feels great outside. Birds are beginning to talk about mating. Bluebirds are checking out the houses. Crocus, daffodils and hellebores are in bloom. Buds on the maple trees. There are a few robins around which is the new normal for February. Squirrels are coming to feeder. Hawks are calling to each other.
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