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8/20/2017  AR-SH-17 ARSharp Mildly Wet General Awareness
Water Supply And Quality
While we had hot and dry in July, August has been wetter than normal.  
8/20/2017  CA-YL-21 CAYolo Near Normal General Awareness
Still typical hot, dry summer weather. I heard that July had more triple-digit highs than average, but I don't think August has had any yet. So, maybe just a little cooler than what's typical.  
8/20/2017  CO-LR-273 COLarimer Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Water Supply And Quality
Natural vegetation still green (not always true this time of year), but excess moisture from early August wet spell has largely been depleted. River levels low, but that's normal for now. WAter supplies are adequate. No wildfires since early summer  
8/20/2017  CO-WE-424 COWeld Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
A week without much moisture and warmer temps.  
8/20/2017  DE-NC-60 DENew Castle Near Normal General Awareness
Our little area has missed the major storms recently.  
8/20/2017  FL-PT-9 FLPutnam Severely Wet General Awareness
8-13 through 8-19 High temp was 93 on the 16th. Rain total for the week was 5.04". Lake level came up 5.75". Pond is out of its banks by about 30 or 40 yards.  
8/20/2017  GA-MD-5 GAMcDuffie Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
After several days without rain, moisture levels appear to remain adequate.  
8/20/2017  IL-KX-9 ILKnox Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Water Supply And Quality
We have received a little over a quarter inch of rain to this date in August. Lawns are brown, trees are so far holding their own. Creeks and rivers are down a considerable amount.  
8/20/2017  IL-LK-84 ILLake Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
A big drenching rain around mid-week has kept things fairly moist. Everything green and lush. Mosquitoes are prevalent though not too bad during the cooler, breezy days we had last week. Powdery mildew is affecting more plants around the station this year than ever before.  
8/20/2017  IL-LS-34 ILLa Salle Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
We got 0.40" of rain on Wednesday, not enough to refresh the garden plants, so I watered once and the beds could use a little more. I'm still seeing more bees than in recent years.  
8/20/2017  IL-ME-9 ILMenard Mildly Dry General Awareness
Menard Co., IL, August 20, 2017: Not enough rain this week to keep us out of the normal range.  
8/20/2017  IN-OW-9 INOwen Moderately Dry General Awareness
Conditions becoming dry, minimal adverse affects  
8/20/2017  IN-RP-11 INRipley Mildly Dry General Awareness
A month or so of below normal rainfall. Soil is dry.  
8/20/2017  IN-WL-14 INWells Moderately Dry General Awareness
Garden is drying up, except where we provide supplemental watering. grass is not growing, deep cracks in the ground starting to show up.  
8/20/2017  IA-TY-2 IATaylor Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Still on the dry side, received a nice rain night; pastures and lawns are still growing but at slow rate; crops are progressing.  
8/20/2017  KS-BU-25 KSButler Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Water Supply And Quality
2.07" rain since last week. Vegetation very healthy, some standing water in low-lying areas. Ponds are to full, or slightly more. Soil not damp but not dry either- easy to work with.  
8/20/2017  KY-BK-7 KYBreckinridge Moderately Dry Getting pretty dry at my house.  
8/20/2017  KY-CM-3 KYCumberland Near Normal Agriculture
.75 inches of rain in the last 7 days. Normal moisture in hayfield.  
8/20/2017  ME-LN-1 MELincoln Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Before Friday I would have reported moderately dry, but we received 1.25" of rain on Friday. Added moisture to topsoil but ground still dry and stream level did not change much. The gardens, lawn and pasture needed the rain.  
8/20/2017  MD-HR-23 MDHarford Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Relief Response
Lt. Rain was seen on 4 days this past week except for Friday afternoon with 1.00". Normal to slightly above normal temps and very humid for most of the week. Dew Ponts reached 80.1F on Friday.Soil Temps have remained steady & Soil Moisture readings remained at or near 0 at the 6 & 24 inch depths indicating wet soil. Lawns are green...Mowing caused no dust to become airborne. Many trees have some bag worm activity. **High Centibar Readings mean drier soil... **Current Soil Readings @ 7am: 6 in. Depth: Soil Temp 77F...Soil Moisture: 0 Centibars.. 24 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 72F..Soil Moisture:1 Centibars.. 36 in. Depth: Soil Temp: 69F..Soil Moisture 14 Centibars.. Corn on farms nearby are reching thei max height feet high.Soybean fields have not been affected by the below normal rainfall for much of this summer. The Bog Turtles were spotted many times this week. The creek is at normal level and flow Various species of Fungi, mushroom growth has increased this past week, mainly under trees, in mulch beds, on lawns and wooded areas.The humid weather has caused lawns to remain wet much of the day the last several days contributing to the moldy rotten odor outdoors.Leaf Molds are visible on tree leaves. Outdoor molds such as Alternaria and Cladosporium are still high in this area affecting Allergies and Asthma.  
8/20/2017  MD-WR-19 MDWorcester Moderately Wet General Awareness
 Lawns and fields remain saturated. Above average temps and dew points have affected outdoor recreational activities.  
8/20/2017  MA-BA-51 MABarnstable Near Normal General Awareness
ground was dry until all the rain Friday night. Still damp this morning.  
8/20/2017  MA-PL-22 MAPlymouth Mildly Dry General Awareness
Local streams dry, Satucket river starting to slow down. Grass in direct sun is brown, shaded doing OK. About 1.3" of rain here in part 4 weeks as storms either track north or south of us, or just fall apart before they reach us. Town watering restrictions in place, odd/even days with no weekend watering allowed.  
8/20/2017  MA-WR-41 MAWorcester Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Becoming drier in the past 10 days, less than a tenth of an inch of rain this past week. Garden drier than it has been, water body level is normal.  
8/20/2017  MI-BN-3 MIBerrien Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
For the week ending 08/13/2017, conditions were MODERATELY DRY. The 7-day moving precipitation total of 0.08 inches was 94% below the 8-year (2009-2016) average of 1.36 inches for this date and in the “severely dry” range; the 30-day total of 3.60 inches was 18% below the 8-year average of 4.37 inches and in the “near normal” range; and the 90-day total of 13.18 inches was 25% below average and in the “near normal” range. Temperatures became more seasonal, ranging from 87 (on the 16th) to 60 (on the 14th) degrees F, with average Hi/Lo temperatures of 81/65 F. Overall, the average high temp was 11 degrees warmer than last week while the average low temp was 3 degrees warmer. The yard remains severely dry. Baltimore Orioles and Rose-breasted Grosbeaks remain regular visitors to the bird feeders. Swamp Milkweed, Cone Flowers, and Joe-Pye Weed remain in full bloom and attracting many bees and butterflies. A yellowish tinge has become evident on many of the trees bordering the western shoreline of the lake, and many of the leave on the Cottonwoods have turned bright yellow. The surface of Crescent Lake is at least 70% covered with floating aquatic vegetation, the worst I have seen these invasive wees in the 10 years we've lived here.  
8/20/2017  MN-BK-10 MNBecker Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Water Supply And Quality
I've had 1.56" of rain the last week. River water levels are low in western Becker County, but normal to high in eastern Becker. Wheat harvest continues, corn and soybeans look good.  
8/20/2017  MS-LY-4 MSLafayette Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
hot, muggy days, cooler nights. popup showers bring good growing conditions.  
8/20/2017  NV-CK-62 NVClark Mildly Dry General Awareness
No additional rain this week.  
8/20/2017  NJ-CN-11 NJCamden Near Normal close to normal for this time in August  
8/20/2017  NJ-MD-62 NJMiddlesex Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
Plants and wildlife are thriving consistent with the season.  
8/20/2017  NY-MD-16 NYMadison Near Normal General Awareness
Mid August and the ground is firm and the grass is green, not brown.  
8/20/2017  NC-BR-53 NCBrunswick Moderately Wet We continue to have multi-days of late day significant downpours. Ponding still remains a day alter, which is significant for us with sandy soil and heat. Humidity and dew point have been real high.  
8/20/2017  NC-CS-1 NCCaswell Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Tourism And Recreation
Water Supply And Quality
Same ol', same ol' as weather drifts along in the last dog days of summer. Main excitement is the eclipse tomorrow. Temperatures warm, showers upon occasion, very little lake activity, few birds as they are molting, not may pollinators or butterflies as not many flowers in bloom. Farm crops being harvested, vegetable garden is on its last legs, leaves are beginning to fall. Lake level slightly fluctuates with the rains, now at 409.78'.  
8/20/2017  NC-CN-31 NCCraven Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Society And Public Health
Tourism And Recreation
Water Supply And Quality
I submitted "near normal" because although it is very humid, and there has been rain either forecasted or happened over this past week; the amount of precipitation has not been significant AT THIS LOCATION. Agriculture: soy beans mostly this year in this area - seem to be doing well; although there was a report that "the moths" came early this year and could be doing damage to the crop // ENERGY: usage levels must be high since we have had heat indexes up to 105° and beyond over a couple days; the humidity levels make the high temperatures even more uncomfortable. FIRE: Level must be low considering the regional environment. PLANTS: As reported a couple weeks ago - trees that were beginning to loose their leaves prematurely have benefitted from the additional rainfall this week. Likely they may have damage, but at this point - are still alive. WILDLIFE: evidence of fox presence is starting to show up - but then, so too are sighting of rabbits. Barn Swallows are gone; the hummingbirds are eating voraciously. SOCIETY and PUBLIC HEALTH: first case of flu reported in our nearby town this past week. TOURISM: nothing has been adversely affected by weather systems, other than oppressive heat likely is keeping people indoors rather than enjoying outside venues WATER SUPPLY & QUALITY: appears normal - no reports otherwise  
8/20/2017  NC-DH-6 NCDurham Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
With .85" this week and 3.19" this month there is adequate soil moisture for all plant growth including heavy water users like the vegetable garden. Will need a nice rain in a few days to keep this level.  
8/20/2017  NC-HN-41 NCHenderson Mildly Wet ...remains wet here. Streams, springs, rivers are continuing to flow nicely. The past several days have been free of precip. I have noticed the absence of acorns has brought black bears onto porches, barbecues, bird feeders.  
8/20/2017  NC-WK-130 NCWake Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
With 5 days of rain mainly at night and the days still in the 90's w/ one day at 110 heat index. the ground is moist.  
8/20/2017  NC-YN-1 NCYancey Near Normal General Awareness
Plants And Wildlife
Not as much rain this week as last, but still there was rain every day except yesterday. We've been experiencing extremely foggy mornings in the low 60s. Mushrooms are popping up everywhere.  
8/20/2017  OH-MM-11 OHMiami Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Business And Industry
Plants And Wildlife
A little relief this week. .77 rainfall--soil temp still 73 degrees. growth rates are in line with weather pattern. maybe a slight change on the horizon  
8/20/2017  OH-UN-4 OHUnion Near Normal Agriculture
finally getting dried out. Can't find mud and everything is still green.  
8/20/2017  OR-CC-88 ORClackamas Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Only .12 of precip since June 19. Near term still looks dry.  
8/20/2017  OR-CK-5 ORCrook Mildly Dry General Awareness
Even with last weekends light rain conditions are still slightly drier than normal. Weather patterns appear to be shifting somewhat but normal conditions for early fall are pretty dry so I don't expect much change in the next month or so.  
8/20/2017  OR-DG-12 ORDouglas Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Tourism And Recreation
We have several large wildfires started by lightening a couple of weeks ago. The main road is closed and some people have been evacuated. One of them is creeping closer to my house, but is staying on the opposite side of the river unlike one to the east which has jumped the river and highway twice in the last few days.  
8/20/2017  OR-DG-46 ORDouglas Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Water Supply And Quality
Has been very difficult keeping my flowers from dying in the heat. Lost one Rhoady that I had just planted. There are several fires burning out of control in the area. Roads are closed and smoke fills the air. Water from my well tastes what I call "earthy" so did another treatment of chlorine in the cistern. Wildlife is not moving during the day and this is driving my dog crazy. Water basin for wildlife is empty every morning.  
8/20/2017  OR-LN-67 ORLinn Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
My count of measurable rain days against no-rain days have closed to within 20 days but still favors the rainy side. With only 0.18 of an inch in the last 64 days the heavy clay soils have wide and deep cracks. Pretty much normal for this time of the year. The smoke from wildfires threaten eclipse visibility in some areas tomorrow. Harvest and field work continues apace. Streams are at normal summer levels or slightly above.  
8/20/2017  OR-MN-16 ORMarion Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants And Wildlife
Tourism And Recreation
Water Supply And Quality
We had about 0.10" of rain last week and now back to dry weather. North mill creek no longer has running water, just a few puddles in the low spots. Pasture is completely dried up and I have to now supplement hay for the cows. Had a few days of field burning smoke and a little from the forest fires but now the air is clear. At last count we had 19 wildfires going in Oregon, most not too big so far but some are causing problems. Gusty winds Friday pushed the Milli fire (SW of Sisters) to the east-southeast, prompting officials to invoke a Level 3 (go now) evacuation for an estimated 600 residents. My neighbors have a little more combing to do (rye grass and radish seed) to finish up their harvest for the year. Lots of people are coming for the eclipse and the roads are getting crowded.  
8/20/2017  PA-BR-2 PABerks Mildly Wet General Awareness
Rainfall totaled 2.78 this week, well above the normal of 1.1 for a seven-day period in mid-August. Drenching thunderstorms delivered 2.39 of it, almost all within 45 minutes, Friday afternoon. Ground returned to favorably moist Saturday as standing water drained or evaporated. However, numerous ponds of water persist over parts of central and northern Berks County where over 3 inches of rain fell Friday. Right here, the 24-month precipitation deficiency has dropped from nearly 20 inches early this year to only a few inches, and shorter-term running totals are now in excess. Thus, this week's heavy rain should have brought long-term drought to an end. The earlier severe to extreme drought ended with very numerous moderate to heavy rains and one snowstorm over several months while eluding extreme rainfalls or major flooding. Eastern and far southern Berks County continue to miss the really heavy rains, and moderate drought persists there.  
8/20/2017  PA-BT-15 PAButler Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Rain for the week was 0.48". Soil temperature warmed up during the week reaching the low 70's again, peaking at 73F. It was typical summer time with warm, humid days, but the nights are getting cooler with heavy dew and fog some mornings. Grass is still staying green. Corn and hay are doing well.  
8/20/2017  PA-FY-9 PAFayette Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
TEMP AVERAGE HIGH = 86.7 DEGREES TEMP AVERAGE LOW = 64.3 DEGREES RECORDED WEEKLY PRECIPATION = 2.86 WEEKLY AVERAGE PRECIPATION = 0.40 MONTHLY PRECIPATION DIFFERENCE = -0.55 YEARLY PRECIPATION= 44.06 YEARLY PRECIPATION DIFFERENCE = -1.85 WEEKLY SNOW = 0.0 MONTHLY SNOW DIFFERENCE = 0.0 YEARLY SNOW= 16.54 YEARLY SNOW DIFFERENCE = -10.64 HDD TOTAL= 0 DAYS #= 0 CDD TOTAL= 83.45 DAYS #= 7 NO BURN BAN PLEASE SEND E-MAIL IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS  
8/20/2017  SC-AN-21 SCAnderson Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants And Wildlife
Water Supply And Quality
I would say that we're near normal for the week considering the time of year. With half an inch of rain in the early part of the week, vegetation continues to be pretty green--more so than in a lot of Augusts in years past. Animals have enough to eat and crops on surrounding farms seem to be faring well. On the other hand, while digging post holes this week, my brother-in-law noted that the soil was bone dry 3-4 feet below the surface. I guess that means that although we've had good precipitation this summer, we haven't yet made up for the deficit last year. Maybe that's why Lake Hartwell is still 7+ feet below full pool?