3/19/2024 | AL-BL-26 | AL | Blount |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
| Grass is growing good and very green, but has not had to be cut yet. |
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3/19/2024 | FL-IR-60 | FL | Indian River |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
| leafs of plants and shrubs turning yellow and looking water deficient.
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3/19/2024 | IL-WL-131 | IL | Will |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
| Had a wet Friday, picking up 1.38".
For March, have already exceeded the monthly percip by > 0.5"
March to date is ~1.5" above the avg to date precip.
For Water Year to date, running 2.35" above the avg to date numbers. |
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3/19/2024 | MD-GR-15 | MD | Garrett |
Moderately Wet
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General Awareness
| Pretty normal for late winter/early spring. We don’t have a ‘river’ flowing from our woods currently, but that was the norm a week or two ago. |
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3/19/2024 | MA-WR-44 | MA | Worcester |
Moderately Wet
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General Awareness Agriculture Fire Plants & Wildlife Water Supply & Quality
| Some fields are flooded, there has been water running over the road for several days after a moderate rain. Reservoirs are brimming. |
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3/19/2024 | MI-MR-16 | MI | Monroe |
Near Normal
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General Awareness Agriculture
| delayed lawn & garden cleanup |
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3/19/2024 | MN-MW-20 | MN | Mower |
Severely Dry
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General Awareness
| I lost my yardd for the previous two years due to drought. I have since re-seeded and hoping for some moisture to help out. |
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3/19/2024 | MO-JC-57 | MO | Jackson |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness Plants & Wildlife
| I saw a slug last week, so we have moisture in the soil. With the warm weather since January, spring is well underway. Perennials like Ohio Spiderwort, Columbine, Pakera Obovata,Pussy toes, allium are up and growing. We enjoyed the flowering of the Rhododendron until the cold yesterday morning froze the buds. The redbud is about ready to pop and the Thunderbird plum tree blooms were in decline already. The old magnolias have not bloomed. Not sure they will. |
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3/19/2024 | NY-WY-11 | NY | Wyoming |
Near Normal
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General Awareness Agriculture Plants & Wildlife
| Cloudy, breezy and cold with light evening snow, then cloudy and breezy with night-time snow. The high temperature was around thirty two degrees and the low around twenty three degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating consistently. Intermittent streams are mostly all flowing at a moderate winter rate. Some usually wet marshy areas and ditches are still dry. Some manure is being spread. Crocuses are in full bloom. |
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3/19/2024 | TN-SV-19 | TN | Sevier |
Near Normal
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| No impact |
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3/19/2024 | TX-TN-177 | TX | Tarrant |
Moderately Wet
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General Awareness
| Rainfall nearly 2” above normal; Great deal of mud and puddling; septic tank full; cannot mow high grass; everything beautiful green and leafing out! |
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3/19/2024 | VT-WH-17 | VT | Windham |
Severely Wet
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General Awareness
| Walking/hiking on our grass fields is slick and almost muddy because of the very wet conditions. |
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3/19/2024 | VA-AG-6 | VA | Augusta |
Severely Dry
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General Awareness Fire Plants & Wildlife Relief, Response & Restrictions
| Fire warnings this week due to strong winds, low humidity, and inadequate rain. |
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3/19/2024 | VA-HG-8 | VA | Highland |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness Agriculture Fire Plants & Wildlife Society & Public Health Water Supply & Quality
| While we have recieved some precipitation this winter, but it is still relatively dry (0.82" thus far in March). Watering cold weather and winter crops but on-going concern about using well water for irrigation. Native plants that are normally emerging mid-March are not yet coming up despite the lengthening days, etc. National Weather Service has issued a Fire Weather Watch due to dry conditions and wind tomorrow with, "...less than 10 percent..." fuel moisture, "for 10 hours." Very worrisome |
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3/19/2024 | WI-ON-7 | WI | Oneida |
Severely Dry
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| very little snow for the winter my area is almost all sand and the forest is basically conifers so fire danger is very high and starting earlier than normal |
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