| 6/23/2025 | AK-MS-12 | AK | Matanuska-Susitna |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Fire
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| A dry week with just 0.04" of rain recorded Sunday evening; the ground is showing it's lack of moisture and there's a lot of dust from the back roads. We saw warm temps early in the week but across the weekend clouds and haze from wild-land fires moved in and our highs dropped from the middle eighties to the lower seventies. The mosquitoes are beginning to decrease in number but are still nasty. I've seen a few moose but no spring calves; the wild birds continue to be active at my window feeder (largely Chickadees and White Breasted Nuthatches). We really need some steady soaking rain as the fire danger has increased quite a bit in the last couple of weeks. |
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| 6/23/2025 | AR-GL-39 | AR | Garland |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
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No problems
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| 6/23/2025 | CA-DN-1 | CA | Del Norte |
Near Normal
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Water Supply & Quality
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| got almost .25" of welcomed rain on Satruday, first measurable precip in almost a month. That small amount was a tonic for everything: the creek got a dropping reprieve, plants wild & domestic perked up, no need to water garden this week at all, piles of redwood duff awaiting burning were damp over a foot down. found the first almost ripe native blackberries (red!) and ate my first thimbleberry.
We are still WAY low on precip however (NOAA/PRISM 30-yr. norms for June are 1.58/1.74". The morning fog layers have been non-existant this week, replaced with just light overcast, which has been keeping high temps in the 60s. Next week may see a Mildly Dry Condition report if the precip totals don't improve. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-BO-568 | CO | Boulder |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
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| The first week of June continued the cool, cloudy, breezy weather of late May with some precipitation most days. Since then, only one day with significant rain and the temperatures have been generally above average. I turned on the irrigation system last week. Vegetation does not look stressed. Conditions appear to be near normal. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-BO-596 | CO | Boulder |
Near Normal
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Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
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| Very hot weather over the weekend, preceded by above average temps, but with slightly higher than average precip so far in June. We’ve received a bit more than average rain for the calendar and water years, but it’s also been a bit warmer than average. The rain from earlier in the month has mostly dried up. Plants still look good in the open space. People are watering their lawns like crazy to compensate for the heat. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-CR-18 | CO | Crowley |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
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| Drying out rapidly. Daily winds and extreme heat. Can't keep garden and flowers wet enough. Pastures look good for now. Friday winds had the dirt blowing briefly. Magpies on the front step eating the flies, which have become bad the last week. I don't mind them as long as they do their job. Turkey vulture sitting in a tree on the school grounds this morning. A few grasshoppers around - not near as many as the last few years, so far. Cooler temps the next few days are very welcome. AC ran nonstop for 5+ days. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-DL-54 | CO | Delta |
Mildly Dry
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Tourism & Recreation
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| No rain last week. Slight soil moisture registering 6" down. Surface of the soil does appear dry and cracked. High temps in the upper 80s / low 90s all last week. Four red flag days. High winds multiple days with low humidity. Grasses are going dormant. Some of the juniper trees are looking stressed. A Red Flag is already hoisted for this afternoon. Visibility reduced (not severely) with haze and reportedly smoke from Utah and New Mexico wildfires. Sunny with very good production from our solar panels. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-EP-291 | CO | El Paso |
Moderately Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
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| Lawns must be watered to survive the heat and dry air. WEEDS are still doing great: Prickly Lettuce is untouched by the heat and dry and is unusually tall as a result of wet spring. Kochia also having a banner year. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-EP-371 | CO | El Paso |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
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| Since last reported on 06/08/2025, received 0.14" of precipitation recorded on Multi-Day Accumulation from 06/14 through 06/19. Since returning home, no precipitation has been recorded. Hot, dry and windy days have been the norm lately. Consequently, the topsoil moisture content has gone from plentiful to non-existent. Topsoil sample taken today indicates dry powdery soil down to 3.0". However, grass and weeds remain green despite the dry conditions. As a result, no Red Flag Warnings for our area have been posted. Miller Moth migration has been almost non-existent in our area. Otherwise, wildlife activity has been normal. Birds are very active in the morning hours. I have been watering trees that were planted the past year. One Cottonwood tree still shows no sign of life and will be replaced. All other trees are doing very good. With the grass remaining green despite the dry conditions, I will revise the Condition Scale from Mildly Wet to Mildly Dry. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-GR-52 | CO | Grand |
Moderately Dry
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General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
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| Hayfields and pastures are showing large brown areas. High temps and got wind have resulted on increased wildfire danger. Fishing limited due to high temps. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CO-JF-72 | CO | Jefferson |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
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| Everything is nice and green. Soils slightly dry. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CT-NH-43 | CT | New Haven |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
Water Supply & Quality
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| Soil remains mildly wet from frequent rains as summer heat has not yet dried out soil. Nearby rivers and reservoirs remain at healthy levels. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CT-NL-6 | CT | New London |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
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| As of today 6/23/25 only 1.20" of Rain has fallen, ground is good now, but the heat of this week will do some drying of the surface unless we get rain by Saturday |
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| 6/23/2025 | FL-LN-47 | FL | Leon |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
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| It has dried out some, thunderstorms more isolated now and we’ve been able to absorb much of the standing water. Mosquitoes plentiful unfortunately. |
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| 6/23/2025 | FL-PN-99 | FL | Pinellas |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
Tourism & Recreation
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| This station has received rainfall for thirteen days in a row this June—a new first ! Hope this is a sign that our rainy season has finally arrived. Our Gulf Beaches are crowded; kids are on Summer break and vehicle traffic is jammed. |
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| 6/23/2025 | IL-CP-1 | IL | Champaign |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
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| We've been missing out on the heavier rains. 0.72" early this week but still only 72 percent of normal for the month to date. Grass is starting to brown a little. Need to water gardens. Corn looking good with recent warm weather. |
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| 6/23/2025 | IA-BT-11 | IA | Benton |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
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| Finally, some rain worthy of writing about with over an inch received this past week. It really provided a boost in growth the field crops and weeds! Even the birds seem to be cheering, tho the recent day-long high winds aren't helping other than makes it feel slightly cooler. The high temps and humidity has been challenging. |
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| 6/23/2025 | KS-RN-85 | KS | Reno |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
Agriculture
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| We are drying up fast. Wheat harvest well underway. Cheney lake has now gone from 8’ under conservation level to its conservation level since May 19,2025. An amazing recovery. Sustained Winds have been out of the southwest for several days now at 30-40 mph. Drying out fast. Have dryland corn beginning to tassel. |
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| 6/23/2025 | ME-LN-1 | ME | Lincoln |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Agriculture
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| 0.52 inches of rain for the week. Some days were humid with fog early of late. Garden soil is moist, lawn and pasture green . |
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| 6/23/2025 | ME-SM-3 | ME | Somerset |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
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| 0.24" weekly rain total. Blooming: daisy, bedstraw, peony, clover, heliotrope, queen ann's lace |
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| 6/23/2025 | MA-NF-68 | MA | Norfolk |
Near Normal
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| lilies blooming. cherries ripe. grass green. |
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| 6/23/2025 | MI-ON-4 | MI | Ontonagon |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Water Supply & Quality
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| .51 inches of water this week, most of it during Friday night thunderstorms. The ground soaked up all the water from the thunderstorms; there were no puddles and the creek barely rose, although the flow increased quite a bit. Clay soils are recovering a bit, the cracks are shrinking some and the grass in clay areas is still green. Sandy soils are increasingly dry, and the grass is browning in those areas. Well water still ok. |
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| 6/23/2025 | MI-WY-33 | MI | Wayne |
Moderately Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
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| ground is dry and hard with little trace of over 1 inch rain in thunderstorms last week. watering gardens daily |
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| 6/23/2025 | MN-IT-38 | MN | Itasca |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Fire
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| Things are looking pretty much near normal after over 3" of rain in the last week. |
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| 6/23/2025 | MN-SH-39 | MN | Sherburne |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
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| Cloudy and 69 Hi 86 Wind WNW 14 mph. Rain forecast for today |
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| 6/23/2025 | MT-GN-11 | MT | Gallatin |
Near Normal
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Agriculture
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Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
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| Perfect for planting native pollinators! Fresh mountain snow for the tourists, pushing the creeks back towards normal. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NE-DG-63 | NE | Douglas |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
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Water Supply & Quality
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| General Awareness
Temperatures were hot with highs in the mid to upper 90s here. Temperatures exceeded 100 degrees twice this week at Omaha Eppley Airfield, about 10 miles east of here. I received 0.66 inch of rain Monday June 16 and 0.01 inch Monday and Tuesday. Total precipitation for June to date is 3.51 inches of rain, which is 0.13 inch below normal (96 percent of normal). Total precipitation for the year is 79 percent of normal. Hot temperatures and strong southwest winds (30 to 40 miles per hour with gusts up to 50 miles per hour) have substantially dried out vegetation and soil. Numerous trees have broken branches from the strong winds.
Society and Public heath
Canadian "wildfire" smoke noticeable cleared Thursday June 19 with improved air quality.
Plants and wildlife.
Soil has significantly dried out. Grass and other vegetation are a mixture of green and brown. More birds have visited the bird bath this week, with approximately 20 species of birds (about 80 to 90 birds each day). Visits by squirrels have also increased this week. Mosquitos have decreased in the yard and adjacent woods. Several types of butterflies have been spotted in the yard but bee visits have decreased.
Water
Water level in Standing Bear Lake (approximately 0.2 mile to the east of here) is about 1 to 2 feet below normal. Area creeks and ponds are also below normal.
Agriculture
Farm fields about 1 mile east of here are planted, and are dry. Crop growth is okay but is behind normal for this time of year.
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| 6/23/2025 | NE-DG-71 | NE | Douglas |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
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| The first major heatwave of the season has impacted much of the central U.S and midwest bringing temperatures well above average with strong gusty winds. Conditions have been mildly dry given the recently dry conditions and above average temperatures with temperatures hovering close to the record high over the last few days. While temperatures have been relatively high, there was some precipitation prior to the heatwave. Precipitation was near a tenth of an inch. Otherwise, conditions have been relatively dry for many. In addition, strong winds from this major heat wave have brought some tree lines, branches and numerous leaves down given the strong winds over the last few days. While conditions have been windy, this has brought wildlife to a minimum. Furthermore, insects have not been as numerous given the strong winds. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NE-LA-19 | NE | Lancaster |
Moderately Dry
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
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| Only a half inch of rain over the past week and no rain the week before. Temperatures around 100F, clear skies and winds gusting to 40-50 mph for three straight days and nights sucked any remaining moisture out of vegetation and surface soils. Subsoil remains limited due to 5"+ deficit of precipitation since the start of the year. Some fields nearby appear to show browning and curling leaves and soybeans are still very small. Surface waters dropped rapidly over the weekend, especially creeks and streams. Birds are desperate for water and flock close to the birdbath. Lawns have browned significantly just over the weekend, especially those without irrigation. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NJ-MS-59 | NJ | Morris |
Mildly Wet
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Agriculture
Business & Industry
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| Thus far for my “Watershed,” that resides in the “Upper Passaic River” Watershed, that covers from 1.5 miles to the NW to about 1.5 miles to the SE and is about 1 mile in width and in the general shape of a diamond;
There were SIX days with measurable precipitation and zero days with trace precipitation for a total of 1.21”, the past seven days [Sunday-Sat]. River and stream volume the past couple days of the CMR decreased over small lake dams west of this station. As of Sunday morning, 6/22; one was moving at 100% percent the width of the dam 6.5 miles from this station at a slow volume still with no observable turbidity. The other, 2 miles to the west, also decreased, covering 45% of its respective fall and moving at a similar volume also with no observable turbidity. The Madison Golf Course, adjacent this station had observable play again this past week on dry days. The ground around this station continues to be wet and soft to walk on. Grass and weeds required maintenance the past week. Maple trees are looking well, along with the Juvenal Oak’s and two Ginkgo Trees, also all looking good. Bumble Bees and honey bees were observed the past week. House Finch were active, along with Cardinals, Mourning Doves and Crows, but again no Ravins were heard. The Hummingbird feeder was put up for the first time this season on 5/25/2025 and there was observable activity and refreshed the morning of 6/15. Neighborhood squirrels, Rabbits and chipmonks were also all observed. Fire files / Lightning Bugs first flash of the season was observed the evening of 6/19 adjacent this station. Also; The 5% of Lilly’s bloomed on 6/17. As of this report; 10% have emerged. No more Pionese flowers.
Over the past 31 days; this station has captured and reported 6.13 inches of precipitation. There has been 74 days of precipitation the previous 170 days of CY2025 [1/1/2025 to 6/21/2025] for a “Calendar Year” [CY] total of
26.43”, compared to 75 Precipitation Days” and a [CY] total of
28.73” the same [year to date] in CY2024. So far, compared to last year; this station has received 2.30” less precipitation than a year ago. Some other totals from previous years, for comparison, are;
YTD2023- 19.96”
YTD2022- 24.65”
YTD2021- 22.27”
YTD2020- 17.81”
YTD2019- 31.04”
YTD2018- 27.34”
YTD2017- 22.01”
YTD2016- 20.10”
YTD2015- 19.88” FIRST****
The running ELEVEN year average reported precipitation for THIS station is: 23.65” inches, placing this station at an increased surplus of 2.78” more then the 11 year average. Considering the eleven year annual comparable total for this station, is why I believe that it is appropriate to maintain this week’s report on the “Mildly Wet” side of the Condition Scale Bar.
Q’s: email me at: JasonJLeffler@aol.com. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NM-BR-233 | NM | Bernalillo |
Severely Dry
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| only Trace precipitation during twelve day hot and low RH stretch. Soil hard, Birds and other animals seekin water. Dangerous wildfire conditions. Occasional smaze. Poor air quality. Often distant lightning and thunder but with no actual precipitation here. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NM-DA-371 | NM | Dona Ana |
Severely Dry
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General Awareness
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| We are still extremely dry having received less than half an inch of precip this calendar year when we should be approaching two inches. All our roads are dry and powdery, all our dirt stock tanks are dry, and green grass is pretty much non existent. Field surveys show that the mesquite are even being hit hard as they are showing less than a 50% green-up rate. Our fingers are crossed as the forecast for this week is finally showing some decent changes of rain...We'll believe it whey we see it. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NY-BM-14 | NY | Broome |
Moderately Wet
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General Awareness
Agriculture
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| We were starting to dry out until yesterday's rain. Before that some local farmers were doing the first cutting of grass. Now had an inch in 3 hours. Rivers and streams came up. In neighboring counties multiple inches and flooding including rivers. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NY-HM-6 | NY | Hamilton |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Business & Industry
Tourism & Recreation
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| After a very wet couple of months conditions are returning back to near normal. Black flies, deer flies, and noseeums are still very active. |
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| 6/23/2025 | NC-DH-48 | NC | Durham |
Near Normal
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| Over the past 10 days we have received 2.74 inches of rain. With the high temperatures over the past 3 days, the low wet spot is very slightly damp and only one crack in the ground has started to appear. We are close to achieving our monthly average with a week to go.
The vegetation appears healthy. The Forsythia leaves are "up" indicating adequate ground water. There are crab apples on our Crab Apple tree but no buds on our Rose Bush. There are a number of nuts on the ground beneath our Shagbark Hickory tree.
The Bluebird chicks we were watching have fledged and the nest is empty. There are Cardinal chicks flying and eating from our feeders. We have seen a Brown headed Nuthatch taking seed from one of our feeders and flying away with the seed in its bill. |
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| 6/23/2025 | OK-CV-160 | OK | Cleveland |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
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| Warm week with 1.0" of rain in the middle of the week. Things began to heat up and dry out by the end of the week and gardens required significant watering for the first time in a long time. Top soil is no longer soggy and level of reference pond is near 100% capacity, but we are still well above average rainfall for the calendar and water year. |
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| 6/23/2025 | OK-MY-12 | OK | Mayes |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
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| Pond is full but no longer running out the overflow, the creek is slowly running with good sized pools, most of the standing water is gone from the field but the soil is too wet for a tractor. The vegetation is very green and lush and I have not yet watered the gardens. |
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| 6/23/2025 | PA-NM-3 | PA | Northumberland |
Moderately Wet
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General Awareness
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| Most of the standing water is gone but the ground surface is still very moist and muddy. Pond level remains at the overflow level. Mowing and gardening is at a standstill. |
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| 6/23/2025 | PA-WT-18 | PA | Westmoreland |
Mildly Wet
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General Awareness
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| I would say overall we're normal, but last week was rather wet. |
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| 6/23/2025 | RI-NW-18 | RI | Newport |
Mildly Dry
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
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| Very little rain lately. Soil is getting dry. Lawn is starting to turn brown in a few places. I have started to water the garden for the first time this year. |
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| 6/23/2025 | SC-HR-172 | SC | Horry |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
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| Some water still in ditches, but much soaked in/drained off.
Garden needs daily watering. Tobacco across the road looks healthy. No standing water on area fields. |
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| 6/23/2025 | SC-SM-30 | SC | Sumter |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
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| 0.01” rain this past week; 6.71” rain month to date. Has been very humid this past week. SC Forestry app shows 8 wildfires across SC. With the rain volume this month we’re getting back to normal. Red sand roads in Manchester State Forest are damp with some puddles. Resurrection ferns in Poinsett State Park are unfurled and green. Forest floor damp under the leaf litter and pine needles. Of course with the previous week’s generous rain (3.61” rain) the mosquitos are definitely out in force, making outside activities pretty unpleasant; unless using bug spray or a Thermacell. Even with plants in full growth the birds and squirrels are still very busy at the feeders. Wateree River running full. Based on above info, calling it Near Normal for this past week. |
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| 6/23/2025 | TX-CMR-85 | TX | Cameron |
Near Normal
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| water as needed |
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| 6/23/2025 | TX-LV-21 | TX | Lavaca |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
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| We've had good rains recently and the vegetation is looking great for this time of year. The pastures are green, gardens are thriving. The temps have not been scorching yet so that helps, too.
The stock ponds are almost full so there is plenty of water for livestock and wildlife. No worries about the well. |
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| 6/23/2025 | WI-FL-6 | WI | Florence |
Near Normal
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Agriculture
Business & Industry
Energy
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Tourism & Recreation
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| Precipitation has been Near normal, However the temperature for this time of the year has not. It has been very hot and along with the high heat, accompanied by high humidity as well. Grass and plants are thriving from it though. This is the last day for the high heat and temperatures drop back into the 70's during the day and high 50's in the evening which is perfect for outdoor adventures and sleeping as well if camping or if one's home doesn't have air conditioning. Better Temperatures too for being in a boat as well and catch up on your fishing. Trails are good for riding as when it does rain, it isn't much. Yet, it is lush and green and if you are looking for a place to escape the heat, this area is going to be ready for you to stay and play and hope for patronage at the local businesses. I see farm equipment getting moved from field to field which is also good news! |
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| 6/23/2025 | WI-MW-18 | WI | Milwaukee |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
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| Exceptionally hot temperatures and wet, for the period. Soils recharged but drying out and dry out quickly with lack of regular precipitation.
(17 JUN to 23 JUN)
Precipitation for the period was 1.74”. +0.69” for the period.
Cal yr 17.29” -1.64” below annual seasonal normal.
Evaporation was 1.18” for a water balance for the period of +0.56”
Season Water Balance 25 APR to 23 JUN is +1.18”
Temperatures averaged 78.9 degrees, +7.4 above normal for the period.
Soil temperatures, for the period, at 2” have averaged 70.1 degrees, 4” average is 70.1 degrees, 8” average is 69.6 degrees and 20” average is 65.1 degrees. +7.0 overall increase, on average, from the previous period.
Soil Moisture for the period at 4” averaged 0.33 bar – normal and drying out, and at 8” averaged 0.11 bar –wet but drying out.
Astronomical Summer in full force this week with 7 temperature records broken (2 Max, 3 High Min, 2 High Ave) and above normal precipitation the past week, however still below overall. The short-term soil moistures improved but dry out quickly. Continued below normal totals for both the Water Year and Calendar Year.
With the heat, birds are frequenting the bird feeder and water bath with needing to fill the feeder twice per day. Geese have growing goslings. Squirrels and rabbits are out often along with the chipmunks. Lawns have greened with the rains, with the mowing once per week. Rhubarb continues growing, with peonies done. Planter box of peppers and tomatoes needs supplemental irrigation but are growing very well with fruit budded out.
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| 6/23/2025 | WY-JN-33 | WY | Johnson |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
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| The dip in the long dirt driveway has finally dried up. A windy week |
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| 6/23/2025 | WY-PT-40 | WY | Platte |
Moderately Dry
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General Awareness
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| Ground is very dry. Cracks are under trees. We have had lots of hot wind.. my grass is desiccated and brown. When I water the garden the water just rolls off the soil. We need some real moisture. |
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| 6/23/2025 | CAN-AB-166 | CAN | Alberta |
Near Normal
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General Awareness
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
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| General Awareness: This past week we received 2.98" of moisture. The latter part of the week, we had thunderstorms, heavy rains and strong winds. River levels are up significantly. The fire ban, issued June 9, has been removed.
Energy: With the temperature dropping, last evening we lit the wood heater.
Fire: There is currently no fire restriction or ban within Mountain View County.
Plants & Wildlife: The garden continues to grow. I mowed the cemetery and the yard Thursday.
No sign of any bears in the yard or adjacent cemetery. Footprints of a large buck were found in the garden.
Birds at feeders and bird baths: Chickadees - black-capped and 1 Boreal; Goldfinch; 2 Blue jays; House sparrows; 2 Tree sparrows. Blue birds - hatched 4 and they have left the nest, but remain in the yard. The sapsuckers have hatched and 2 young were seen flying in and out of nesting hole. Lots of crows remain in the yard and nearby trees; also a Northern flicker. While out for a drive, we saw some mourning doves, and hawks.
A Pileated woodpecker was seen at Camp Harmattan.
Insects: Mosquitos; ants, caterpillars; flies; honey bees, wasps and hornets.
Relief, Response & Restrictions: Absence of burn bans and fireworks bans.
Society & Public Health: Mood: Everyone is thankful for all the rain we received.
Tourism & Recreation: This past weekend was the annual Sundre Rodeo and parade. A church Convention was held at Camp Harmattan - with lots of campers; All week, a group of RV'ers parked at the Harmattan Community Centre and toured the area. |
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