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Searched: Report date on 3/27/2025.
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3/27/2025  AZ-YV-30 AZYavapai Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Now undergoing a second die off of native juniper trees after approx. 40% died from drought several years ago.  View
3/27/2025  CA-HM-214 CAHumboldt Moderately Wet General Awareness
rainy period started again 03/26/2025 late evening saturating ground again.  View
3/27/2025  CA-VT-40 CAVentura Near Normal Agriculture
We are a small organic farming operation that grows & donates food to our local foodbank. The current conditions are very helpful for the vegetable crops. Less than normal amounts of additional water have been needed to keep the raised beds irrigated & producing due to the continued rain/drizzle activity.  View
3/27/2025  CO-AR-386 COArapahoe Mildly Dry General Awareness
Usual heavy snow for March was a no-show so we are a little dry here. Trails have dried out and are useable.  View
3/27/2025  CO-EP-482 COEl Paso Near Normal Plants & Wildlife
Some area in the yard is already drying up which is normal in my experience but other areas are moist thanks to recent snow. Tulips have started to poke through the ground, and so are yarrows. The ornamental grass (native and cultivar) also started to green up. No flowers yet.  View
3/27/2025  IL-CK-42 ILCook Moderately Dry General Awareness
Unfertilized lawn is brown otherwise the green is coming back. Still way below on snow and have not had many significant rains. Trees and bushes are budding.  View
3/27/2025  IL-WL-63 ILWill Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Grass greening, daffodils booming, and forsythias full of small leaves as we benefit from decent moisture.  View
3/27/2025  KS-HP-10 KSHarper Severely Dry General Awareness
Personal precipitation measurement in my area is showing far below normal. U.S. Drought Monitor shows our area in severe drought.  View
3/27/2025  MD-HR-23 MDHarford Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
Precip last 6 days: 0.03" of Rain... This year is the lowest precip totals recorded ytd for a long time..this time last year this station was nearing 14" of precip..only 5.04" so far ths year. This weather is abysmal..Low in mid 20's this am..Plants and shrubs look horrible, and for the 6th year its looking like my lilac bushes will not bloom again after this cold snap..Lawn is not greening up much...First year I haven't fed the pond fish and its almost April,.water temp is still in the 40's.. Not many Sunny days this Spring so far and day after day of high winds has made outside work a chore and made the surface soils bone dry..Yesterday was another Fire Risk day due to the dry conditions. Allergies are severe already this year. Surface Soils are dry and hard.. Soil Temps & Soil Moisture: **High Centibar Readings mean drier soil...ie; 0 = Saturated Soil..120 or above = Severe Drought. Current Soil Readings @ 7am: Current Surface Soil Temp: 21.5F...Grass Tip Temp: 21.2F... 2 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 36F...Soil Moisture: 72 Centibars.. 6 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 42F...Soil Moisture: 31 Centibars.. 24 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 45F...Soil Moisture: 22 Centibars.. 36 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 44F...Soil Moisture: 36 Centibars.. 0 Bluebird houses have Bluebirds.. Predators this year still zero...no Owls,Foxes, Hawks, Falcons or Kestrels seen or heard for nearly a year and a half...Did see a Merlin Falcon which are rare sitting on porch rail..large number of mice and voles everywhere..Bog Turtles are hibernating..Robins have been back since late February.. Farm Activity: no activity. Creek is very nearly dry...nearby Spring barely a trickle...  View
3/27/2025  MI-IH-47 MIIngham Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The backyard is rather wet and the soil is soft. We are flipping between 60F and 25F so we are in a nightly frost/thaw cycle. We are waiting to see how bad the spring floods are going to be before cleaning up the yard and putting out fertilizer and weed killer. The deer and turkeys are finding plenty to eat in our yard.  View
3/27/2025  MN-DK-285 MNDakota Mildly Dry Lack of winter snowfall.  View
3/27/2025  MN-OL-101 MNOlmsted Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Although it is mildly wet this morning, our landscape is dry overall. The maple trees are budding, the grass is beginning to turn green, and the tulips are emerging from the ground. Birds continue to gather at the birdbath, with more species appearing as they migrate through the area or work on their nest-building.  View
3/27/2025  MN-SH-39 MNSherburne Mildly Dry General Awareness
Cloudy and 36 Hi 57 Wind NW 2 mph. Will be a beautiful day as we go into the afternoon.  View
3/27/2025  NJ-MC-2 NJMercer Near Normal Plants & Wildlife
too wet to till  View
3/27/2025  NM-TS-33 NMTaos Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
The fall was very dry. During this winter we have had two 6" snowfalls that melted into there ground. So we are dry but not desperate.  View
3/27/2025  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Cloudy and cold with gusty winds and snow showers, then cloudy overnight with gusty winds. The high temperature was around thirty three degrees, with a low around twenty two degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating a feeder full every two days. Intermittent streams are flowing but have thick ice in areas. Dead Nettles and Glechoma hederacea are flowering. Liquid manure is being spread.  View
3/27/2025  NC-CM-42 NCCumberland Severely Dry General Awareness
We have had a little bit of rain in the last week but things are certainly dry.  View
3/27/2025  NC-WT-37 NCWatauga Moderately Dry Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Watauga Co. NC March 27, 2025 Our daffodils as well as our forsythia are in bloom. Field grass has been quite slow to turn green these days due to near freezing temperatures at night. Presently we are under an outdoor fire ban due to our dry conditions and extremely low humidifies.  View
3/27/2025  OH-UN-4 OHUnion Mildly Dry Agriculture
Feels dry for late March. Maybe 3-4 days from field work.  View
3/27/2025  TX-SC-9 TXSchleicher Severely Dry Agriculture
Prolonged drought has resulted in livestock being fed and sold. There is no wheat suitable for harvest and spring grass has yet to emerge.  View
3/27/2025  VA-HG-8 VAHighland Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Business & Industry
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Thus far in March, we have received 1.53" of precipitation. Most marketable crops need 1-2' per week. We are delaying planting of cool weather crops which means less income for the farm. In wooded areas, ground beneath litter cover the soil is very dry. In lawn areas and growing beds the soil is dry to below 7". Very worried about well water capacity since wells in our neighborhood are running dry  View
3/27/2025  WA-CK-78 WAClark Near Normal General Awareness
Rain fall and soil moisture is normal for this time of year  View
3/27/2025  WY-PT-49 WYPlatte Severely Dry General Awareness
Have received very little snow or rain since January.  View
3/27/2025  CAN-BC-48 CANBritish Columbia Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Spring has arrived. Cherry trees are blooming. Some have already begun to lose their petals this week. Buds on a pear tree at the station have sprouted, the apple tree is still in bud swell. Grass is a lush green, it has filled in and is growing. Numerous shrubs are showing new growth and blossums. Birds have returned but insects not so much. Soil temperature is 12°C. Skiing is still possible on the local mountains at 1000m+ elevation. The run time on the heating system at the station has been reduced to 12hrs this week. Temperatures continue to rise. Average daily mean last week was low 3.6°C, high 9.4°C. This week low is 7.1°C, high 13.4°C. Rainfall is 31% above normal this month. Conditions are lush with the ground generally draining well and vegetation using the ground water effectively. The total estimated evapotranspiration for March (26mm) accounts for 44% of this year’s total so far.  View
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