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3/31/2025  AK-MS-12 AKMatanuska-Susitna Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Our dearth of moisture continues as I recorded no measurable precipitation for the past week. The longer days and often sunny conditions continue to slowly degrade our minimal snowpack now at just 11.0 inches. There are many insects beginning to appear although to this point no mosquitoes. The moose remain MIA but the wild birds abound obviously enjoying the warmer weather. Many of the local lakes show evidence of water up-welling through the thin ice and then re-freezing on the surface ice at night. The environment appears ready for the seasonal change!  View
3/31/2025  CA-HM-214 CAHumboldt Moderately Wet Difficult to work outside. Wet puddling conditions.  View
3/31/2025  CO-AU-49 COArchuleta Mildly Dry Agriculture
Fire
wildfire concerns; expecting low stream levels so little/no pasture irrigation this season  View
3/31/2025  CO-CR-18 COCrowley Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Hopefully enough rain (.04") to keep dust from blowing yet again tomorrow. Grass that remained and was growing, sheered off. Mustard everywhere. Just a touch of green grass trying to get started. Worked up fields are a disaster. Dirt piles on the edges and into the roads. Red flag warning already issued today through tomorrow. Second least March moisture total, in the last 11 years. Pray April brings significant moisture, to get us going into summer.  View
3/31/2025  CO-DL-54 CODelta Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
No measurable precipitation last week. No remaining patches of snow on the ground. Our cold season grasses are definitely greening and the local deer are quite happy about that.  View
3/31/2025  CO-GR-52 COGrand Mildly Dry General Awareness
We had helpful precipitation late this week so short term currently may be close to average but overall run-off has been below average and we're down to about 10% snow coverage left in this area.  View
3/31/2025  CO-JK-36 COJackson Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
There's been an uptick in precipitation of late. Record to near record warm temperatures have melted any snow that's fallen. The single observation that's an eye opener was that yesterday i looked out at the Aspen trees in our yard and saw that they had pushed out their fuzzy male & female pollination 'buds' over a month sooner than is the norm here.  View
3/31/2025  CO-JF-72 COJefferson Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Recent moisture has greened up weeds and some grasses. Fruitless Pear tree blossoming nicely! Irises are beginning to grow.  View
3/31/2025  CT-NH-43 CTNew Haven Near Normal General Awareness
Water Supply & Quality
Soil moisture levels continue to be near normal with nearby rivers and reservoirs remaining at normal levels.  View
3/31/2025  CT-NL-19 CTNew London Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Spring has sprung, tho temps keep ranging from the 40s to 60, bringing out green grass, early flowers, tourists and construction workers. 1.21" rain March 24 helped reduce our drought. More nest-building activity among the birds and yard cleanup by locals (and landscape firms). Now if the wind would just diminish!  View
3/31/2025  CT-TL-27 CTTolland Mildly Dry General Awareness
Business & Industry
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
Since the last report, five weeks ago, total rainfall here has been 4.05 inches, with little if any change in the slight surface dryness. Fire danger is now reported as Low. Slightly warmer than average temperatures and many sunny days have kept lawn areas firmer than average for late March. Animal activity has risen and forsythia has formed buds. Local water supplies remain good and public health infection reports have fallen to a low level. Activity at local businesses remains bustling.  View
3/31/2025  IL-DP-189 ILDu Page Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Upper soils slightly soggy/squishy from recent wet weather. Most spring plants have emerged or are starting to emerge. Grass has greened up in almost all areas of the neighborhood.  View
3/31/2025  IL-JS-3 ILJasper Moderately Wet driveway total muddy mess. Standing water in field and in ditch as well as drive. Poured from 1:30 to 4PM Sunday March 30th. Thunder lightening POUR!!!  View
3/31/2025  IL-JD-13 ILJo Daviess Severely Dry some rain has softened the surface,still no water in the ponds and no water in the tile drains  View
3/31/2025  IL-WL-131 ILWill Near Normal General Awareness
March was a good precip month, coming in 169% of normal or a 1.68" surplus over the avg. March brought the YTD to almost normal and the Water YTD numbers to 85% of normal.  View
3/31/2025  IN-PS-12 INPosey Severely Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Water Supply & Quality
We have had lots of rain in the past few days and had more heavy rain on 3/30/2025 which caused some minor flooding.  View
3/31/2025  IA-BT-11 IABenton Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
It's been a good week in that the area received small rain amounts, enough to bring the night crawlers to the surface. Some days of high winds as well as temps in the 80's. Grass is becoming green and the farmers were busy applying anhydrous to the fields.  View
3/31/2025  IA-LN-49 IALinn Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
A quarter and two traces of precip received this week. County remains in the D0. Nice Lightning show around 3AM on the 30th. Spring crocus has started to pop out. Grass is growing and not being eaten as much as last week. Starting to look green, mowing may be needed sometime soon. Lilac and other trees are starting to bud and leaf out. Able to turn off Furnace until yesterday when temps went extreme low as opposed to the beautiful warm 70-80 degree days we had. 80s to 30s. Fire red flags were for a potential risk due to high winds and dry conditions. 12 counties in the state are currently under burn ban. Increase in birds and squirrels. Personal note, there is a squirrel that my dogs chased out of the back yard and is now terrorizing them from the non fenced in front yard. A few ladybugs or orange ladybugs were seen. Mice and deer increase witnessed around the area. Saw a bald eagle swoop down on the Cedar River and catch a nice early dinner. Outdoor Rec Activities are ramping up. Allergies are on the rise, I do believe this is due to dust and not pollen related yet. Overall Mood for the week and into next week is the risk for Severe Weather. Stay Weather Aware Everyone :):)  View
3/31/2025  KY-CB-10 KYCampbell Moderately Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The ground is supersaturated. Stream flow well above normal. The lawns are very soggy. The plants and trees are blooming. Will definitely be severely wet by the middle or end of this week according to the GFS Canadian Model and the European models. Cincinnati will likely have some impassible local roads sometime this week due to flash flooding and high water. There will likely be landslide problems and retaining wall failures in the Cincinnati area this week due to the extreme amount of rain in the forecast. I will have to probably issue another condition monitoring report in several days later this week stating severely wet. Rain fall is already well above normal this year and will be extremely above normal for the year before this week is over with nearly twice the normal amount for the year if the forecast holds true. Over a half foot of rain is in the forecast this week. Doe Run Lake Reservoir is full as of today in Kenton County and the dam will definitely overflow later this week causing severe flooding problems in Pioneer Park along KY 17 and to some of the homes on old KY 17 in Kenton County, Kentucky. There could even be a potential of some trees uprooting on steep slopes this week due to the supersaturated soil.  View
3/31/2025  MA-HD-30 MAHampden Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
So it’s been somewhat a wet March, precip up a bit but it does not make up for the dry Jan and Feb. as well as going back to Oct, 2024. Our water year is down a lot. We are a town of all on wells so a lack of rainfall over time could affect the water table below us and thus our wells. Our two notable streams in town, both called a river but as we are the headwaters location of them, they are only brooks. Anyhow, both are flowing but in reduced normal capacity. Animal life appears to be normal, seeing lots of birds and the usual four legged creatures. However our trees are still taking a beating both from a lack of sufficient rainfall and various invasive insects that are killing our trees over the past several years. Both the surrounding towns themselves and the power companies are trimming and cutting along roads and power service routes. Our local nature reserve has closed many days to deal with dead or dying trees and limbs which cause safety concerns to users of the facility. Snowfall was again down this year at about half its normal. I believe I only logged one day I measured ice accumulation. and over the last couple months we have fluctuated between mildly and moderately dry.  View
3/31/2025  MA-NF-1 MANorfolk Near Normal General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Little change in conditions over the past week. We are still in the pre-green up phase of the spring. Soil is somewhat moist and some seasonal plants have begun to bud, but there have been a few brush fires in the area during dry and breezy days over the last week. Levels on ponds and lakes continue to show improvement and are now closer to normal. No watering restrictions are in place.  View
3/31/2025  MA-PL-15 MAPlymouth Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
I am troubled when I say "Near Normal" because while we have had close to an inch of rain in the past week the surface appears normally damp but, officially, we are in a D0 situation. I did note that a local stream was looking a bit low. Several local river gauges are showing lower than normal flows while others are showing normal flows. I haven't noted any new plant growth yet. Red Winged Blackbirds are still hanging around as are several Dark Eyed Juncos. I thought both of these would have moved on by now but what do I know? The usual four footed creatures are regular visitors: skunks, opossums, raccoons, deer, foxes and coyotes. Weather is typical March weather, often cold, windy and damp.  View
3/31/2025  MI-SW-12 MIShiawassee Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Precipitation has come regularly enough lately that conditions are still edging back to the normal side again. Now it seems that anytime we get rain over 0.10" it pools in the yard and comes into the basement, so the soils seems to be close to saturated. Temperatures are running the spring roller coaster - it seems like it is warm one day and cold the next quite often. A lot of birds we usually see in Spring are finally arriving - robins, and even orioles, but the juncos haven't departed yet, so they must know something we don't (more snow?). The first flowers have been popping up too, mostly grape hyacinths, crocuses, and the neighbors have daffodils.  View
3/31/2025  MI-WY-33 MIWayne Mildly Dry General Awareness
While the last 2 days have seen about half inch of rain, ground is still dry  View
3/31/2025  MN-LS-24 MNLe Sueur Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Lake level rose two inches due to recent 1.97 inches of precipitation.  View
3/31/2025  MN-OL-101 MNOlmsted Moderately Wet General Awareness
The lawn is wet after more than an inch of rain and more than an inch of snow over the past 48 hours, and the rain garden has more than 2 inches in it. This moisture is much needed.  View
3/31/2025  MO-ND-6 MONodaway Moderately Dry Agriculture
To dry to burn any trash and wood piles.  View
3/31/2025  NE-LA-19 NELancaster Moderately Dry Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Bumped back to moderately dry. Only 0.09" in the last 10 days and less than 1.5" for all of March. Subsoil dry and surface soil dries out quickly without rain. Trees and shrubs finally budding and grass starting to green up. Fire risk high over the past week.  View
3/31/2025  NV-EL-36 NVElko Mildly Dry General Awareness
just coming out of winter so effects still to be seen, but there has been very little snow and it's been mild all winter.  View
3/31/2025  NM-BR-233 NMBernalillo Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
wildlife seeking water, winds plus low humidity lead to rapid evaporation of moisture, fire spread potential dangerous, dust and other particulate irritants in air  View
3/31/2025  NM-BR-365 NMBernalillo Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Since early November, there has been only one rain (0.33") of significance (beyond a trace or few hundredths). It came as rapidly melting snow overnight, I went on a short hike late morning expecting the usually muddy spots - but no mud, ground barely damp, as it was all sucked in and/or evaporated already. Spring natives are showing in areas where water has run off nearby yards, but for the most part just dry. 2024 was a banner tumbleweed season, and dry dusty spring winds are blowing them everywhere. To complete the lack of a real winter, temperatures have been unseasonably warm. Many of the cute spinystar cacti have totally vanished, presumably eaten, and a number of prickly pears have been eaten to the base of the pads. There is just no other food for small mammals.  View
3/31/2025  NM-DA-371 NMDona Ana Severely Dry General Awareness
This calendar year thru March we've received .12 inches of precip, none for March. This puts us at 10 percent of where we should be at this point in the year. The pastures are dry with out much forage, mesquites have yet to show signs of waking up, but the trees are starting to leave out. All dirt stock tanks are dry so wildlife are coming in to the cattle pens for water. Any moderate wind starts to pick dust up into the air and more brown-outs are predicted for this coming week.  View
3/31/2025  NM-SR-46 NMSierra Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Trace of rain one day, no apparent change in conditions this week. Windy and growing warmer, so drying is rapid. Red flag warning for coming Tuesday. Still water in one creek branch. Bird activity seems normal, some trees leafing out.  View
3/31/2025  NM-TR-21 NMTorrance Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Mostly dry but normal for this time of year. Fire danger elevated due to dry and winds. Pretty typical from our experience. Ranchers are supplementing livestock. Lots of new calves. Wildlife ( antelope) seem to be doing ok.  View
3/31/2025  NY-SF-92 NYSuffolk Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
A lot of dampness, rain every few days, some fog at night and early morning. Chilly, windy weather overall. Soil is very muddy. Daffodils and forsythia are blooming as are Lenten roses.  View
3/31/2025  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Cloudy and warm with light winds and rain, then cloudy and cool overnight with light winds and predawn rain. The high temperature was around sixty three degrees, with a low around fifty five degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating a feeder full every two days. Intermittent streams are flowing but have thick ice in areas. Coltsfoot are flowering. Wild Leeks (Ramps), Dandelion leaves and Angelica are emerging. Liquid manure is being spread.  View
3/31/2025  NC-RW-17 NCRowan Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
We are over 2" behind in rainfall in one of our wettest months, normally: March 31srt 2025. burning bans have been pout for weeks. Farm ponds are low and irrigation and livestock use will soon deplete them. Yards are yellowing and shrubbery needs water : leaves are yellowing and dropping. Water levels are down in wells and rural areas.  View
3/31/2025  OH-FL-23 OHFulton Mildly Wet General Awareness
Recent rains have left standing water in fields  View
3/31/2025  OH-HM-24 OHHamilton Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
1.17 inches of rain in the past week and 5.16 inches of rain in the past week. This is above normal for the month. Soils are saturated. Standing water in swales. Waterways are elevated. Heavy rain forecast over the next 7 days.  View
3/31/2025  OH-HM-107 OHHamilton Moderately Wet Plants and grass thriving with recent rains and warmer temperatures.  View
3/31/2025  OK-MY-10 OKMayes Near Normal General Awareness
We had 0.57" of precip from storms that came through very early Sunday morning. The grass is starting to green up and there seems to be plenty of moisture in the soil.  View
3/31/2025  OR-KL-28 ORKlamath Near Normal General Awareness
Energy
Plants & Wildlife
[Two weeks Mon 3/17/25 – Sun 3/30/25, rural Central Oregon High Desert.] Spring weather activity has been very typical during this 2-week period, with the exception of warmer daily temps. Precip occurred the first 7 and the last day of the 14 days and totaled approx 0.5”. The approx 8.5” snowpack present the first day of the period was down to a trace in 7 days and entirely gone by the 10th day (Wed 3/26). Daytime high temps ranged from 39°F (Mon 3/17) to 76°F (Wed 3/25) and averaged 53°F, while daily low temps were in the mid -teens to low 30’s and averaged 25°F. The one advantage to these warmer than normal temps (both day and night) was lower heating needs, even overnight. Breezy conditions were limited to wind gusts below 27 mph here during the NWS High Wind Advisories and final Wind Advisory over the last 6 days this period. Flies, moths and spiders appeared outside (and in the house!) for the first time this season on the warmer days.  View
3/31/2025  PA-WT-18 PAWestmoreland Near Normal I will have my daily observation today, but I wanted to file this. Rain has been rather normal here, nothing is dead or dying that I know of, it seems quite healthy to me.  View
3/31/2025  SC-HR-172 SCHorry Severely Dry General Awareness
Despite small amounts of rain (0.05 this am) a cloud of dust follows the tractor across the road, and our sandy soil needs daily watering to support our garden. Horry County continues to have a Forestry Commission burn ban.  View
3/31/2025  SD-HK-4 SDHaakon Severely Dry Agriculture
we did finally receive .26 hundredths Saturday afternoon, biggest moisture event since January 4. hopefully this will keep the fields in the area from blowing and maybe start the grass to green up.  View
3/31/2025  SD-MD-9 SDMeade Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
.05" in 2 events last week. Grass has enough surface soil moisture to get started, bit things are real serious. Need lts of rain SOON. 25% of normal for the month,24% of normal for calender year, 51% of normal for water year.  View
3/31/2025  TN-BT-9 TNBlount Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
I garden. Overnight storm produced .84" of rain which helped the dry conditions and wildfires. I have needed to water numerous flower beds and trees during the past few days. We are still -3.80" below normal.  View
3/31/2025  TX-HYS-148 TXHays Severely Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
I received 1.12" of rain for the month over 6 different days. Most of which occurred during the last week of the month. The Blanco River in Wimberley remains well below the 25th percentile of flow (28cfs) for the 98-year period of record. The flow is 7.8cfs. Pastures are green. Wildflowers are beginning to show,  View
3/31/2025  VT-CH-56 VTChittenden Near Normal General Awareness
Snow is almost all gone. Birds are chirping. Breezy with temps of 50-60. Spring flowers are breaking through with Lenten roses starting to bloom.  View
3/31/2025  VT-CH-62 VTChittenden Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
I'm finally able to say honestly that it's near normal out there. We received 1.5" of SWE (rain and snow) in the past three days, and that has brought us up to slightly above the climatological norm (7.46" vs. 7.13"). And there's more rain coming. Also fortunately, the ground thawed a few weeks ago, so this is able to soak in because it's not coming all at once. For now, the forest floor is saturated, so I'm not worried about fire in the short term. We don't have any windy, dry warm weather in the forecast, so we should be out of the woods (so to speak) for a while. All of this speaks well for public water supplies (recharging ground water after a dry winter), agriculture (moist ground early, before there would be plowing and bogged-down tractors) and plants. Forest vegetation remains dormant, as would be expected for the season.  View
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