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4/22/2019  AK-MS-12 AKMatanuska-Susitna Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Snow cover is becoming difficult to measure as only around 50% of the ground is covered although the range of snow depths is very large. This morning I measured 2.5" of snow pack with a melted value of 0.93" of liquid water. The moose remain absent and even their normal markings (droppings, etc.) have vanished. They are well back in the boreal forest birthing calves and preparing for summer.  
4/22/2019  CA-HM-5 CAHumboldt Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Precipitation was an inch less than previous week at 0.72", with ETo for week of 0.28". Highs upper 50s to mid 60s, with one day reaching 72F; lows upper 40s to mid 50S. Mostly overcast with fog and drizzle. Trillium seen blooming now for the last week out in the redwood understory. All grasses and weeds growing well.  
4/22/2019  CO-CR-12 COCrowley Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Typical April weather. Cloud up, wind blow, clouds move out. Dirt is already moving this morning. Cottontails have taken over the yard, eating weeds. Grass is photosynthesizing. It's going to need some moisture to keep going.  
4/22/2019  CO-LR-1100 COLarimer Near Normal General Awareness
Another 0.24" over the past week. Ground conditions are about normal for this time of year given the precipitation but also countered by above normal temperatures (a high of 79F on 20 April) and moderate winds (gusting to 34 mph on 18 April) that increased surface evaporation. Plum tree has white flowers, ash has larger bugs, peach is budding, and lawn grass will need to be cut soon.  
4/22/2019  FL-FL-23 FLFlagler Mildly Wet General Awareness
No need to hand water veg garden  
4/22/2019  FL-HB-3 FLHillsborough Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Feels like 52*, clear skies with an expected high of 83.  
4/22/2019  ID-OW-2 IDOwyhee Near Normal Agriculture
Soil moisture conditions ideal for digging or planting trees.  
4/22/2019  IL-CP-108 ILChampaign Moderately Wet General Awareness
 another rain this week of 1 inch over a 24 hr period has keptconditions moderately wet. Trips to 90 miles south and 150 miles West of Urbana saw significant standing water in fields. No field activity was seen by farmers  
4/22/2019  IL-LE-23 ILLee Near Normal Plants & Wildlife
Conditions are normal for this time. Trees/Shrubs are leafing out. Some woodland wildflowers are blooming dog tooth asters, trilliums. Geese are nesting. Water levels in lakes and streams are normal/pool. Many species of birds are migrating through the area.  
4/22/2019  IL-MCH-80 ILMcHenry Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Soil conditions are just right. Plants emerging. No field plowing yet  
4/22/2019  IL-ME-9 ILMenard Moderately Wet General Awareness
Menard Co., IL, April 21, 2019: Still unable to mow the low areas of my lawn due to the swamp like conditions  
4/22/2019  IA-BT-11 IABenton Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
It has been 10 days since the last rain with good ground drying days. Farmers have been very busy trying to make up for lost time due to wet conditions of early April. There's nothing like the emerald green of early spring and the start of the trees leafing out along with the warmer temperatures.  
4/22/2019  ME-SM-3 MESomerset Moderately Wet Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
1.60" rain - no snow - this week. Snowpack gone. Unable to spray orchard due to muddy conditions. grass starting to green up.  
4/22/2019  MD-TB-11 MDTalbot Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Dry period ended with some rain last week. Temps continue above normal and are mild requiring little heat and no AC. Farmers continue to work their fields unimpeded by wetness.  
4/22/2019  MI-EM-8 MIEmmet Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
No rain overnight. Nice evening.  
4/22/2019  NE-LA-19 NELancaster Near Normal General Awareness
We are on the dry side of near normal. Soil is dry for the top 4 inches. Still moisture in the subsoil. 10 days since any significant rainfall.Lawn is starting to wilt a little due to no rain and sunny warm conditions.  
4/22/2019  NJ-MC-49 NJMercer Moderately Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Lawn is muddy with water pooling in some areas. Septic system is sluggish with each minor rainfall given saturation of drain field. Runoff visible on some streets toward storm drains even between rainfall.  
4/22/2019  NM-GR-28 NMGrant Near Normal General Awareness
Nice half inch rain last week, drip back on.  
4/22/2019  NM-TR-21 NMTorrance Mildly Wet Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Two nice showers last week continue to make his a wetter than normal spring. Plants are growing and healthy. No significant runoff from the Manzano mountains but the fire danger is low. Had to mow the weeds in the yard which is unusual for April. Showers have been slow and soaked in to the ground rather than run off.  
4/22/2019  NY-CY-26 NYCayuga Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
1.99" of rain this week has made things much wetter than they were. Some water in fields, soggy grass.  
4/22/2019  NY-WN-18 NYWayne Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Center of yard is mildly wet but considered normal for this time of year. The red Maple and Poplar trees are a week or so into their budding process. All the Spring birds have arrived and are singing away.  
4/22/2019  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming NA Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Cloudy and cool, with light fog at the beginning of the observation period and a light breeze. The high temperature was around fifty one degrees and the low around degrees Fahrenheit.  
4/22/2019  NC-BK-4 NCBurke Near Normal General Awareness
Tourism & Recreation
My husband and I flew out of Charlotte, NC to Tulsa, OK (April 14-19) for a visit with his family. Spring wx impacted the entire trip. Our flight from NC to OK was delayed several times due to severe weather and snow. T-storms slowed down our drive time, but we made the airport with time to spare. Our pilot was in Chicago; he was dealing with snow, so we had more time to spare. More storms made the first 20 minutes of flight was a roller coaster ride in the dark; very scary. Lots of wind in Tulsa, but the weather mostly cooperated. My husband and I got to tour the NWS/SPC in Norman OK and eat at The Flying Cow Cafe. Super fun. Our flight back to Charlotte was delayed due to severe wx in the Charlotte area. After about 20 minutes into the flight, I noticed the clouds beneath us, so I got out my camera and took photos. However, the clouds began to change from happy flat cumulus to growing cumulus to (what looked to me) overshooting tops. Fascinating! I waited to be the last passenger off and spoke to the captain. He was glad to answer my questions: 35,000 feet cruising altitude at 525 mph. Wow! I was amazed at how my flowers had changed in five days. I'll write about that tomorrow.  
4/22/2019  NC-GL-16 NCGuilford Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Moisture levels are close to normal for this time of year.  
4/22/2019  NC-MS-19 NCMadison Severely Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
With 5.38 inches of rain, the ground is saturated. We had very high water levels in springs and creeks with some mud slides blocking a local road near out farm. Water levels have dropped a little with some drying occurring yesterday but the fields and pastures remain saturated.  
4/22/2019  NC-WK-185 NCWake Moderately Wet General Awareness
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Impacts from rain this week include seeking alternative routes to bike to work to avoid flat areas where wind and rain effects increase while being aware of pre-existing power lines and utilities. The recently installed weather stripping on the door tightened up after the rain, so I may have to use hand tools to adjust it again. I emptied the makeshift French drain bucket that collects and channels air conditioning condensate more than 12 inches below ground and found stagnant water beneath the bucket even before the heavy rain event.A big part tree branch fell very close to the residential roof while I was at work which was cause for concern for other occupants under the same roof.  
4/22/2019  NC-YN-1 NCYancey Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Last Friday it poured! My rain gauge sits nearer the house in the winter time and is protected on the east side. Most of our rain does not come from that direction, but this storm did send rain from the east. Even so, we had 1.92 inches of rain. Neighbors (on other side of mountains) reported more than 4 inches. Most of the trees are leafing out now. And the dogwoods and redbuds are blooming. The soil is wet, but not soggy - we live near the top of the ridge and rarely see sitting water. The rivers and streams nearby are all full and muddy, but not overflowing.  
4/22/2019  OH-LS-23 OHLucas Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
With around 2 inches of rain the last few days creeks are running almost to capacity, the ground was already saturated so making for very wet conditions.  
4/22/2019  PA-BT-16 PAButler Moderately Wet Agriculture
Tourism & Recreation
Golf course is getting quite wet. Carts and mowers leaving small ruts. Root structure still weak from last year.  
4/22/2019  PA-CH-11 PAChester Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
We had some heavy and copious rain Friday into Saturday which temporarily brought local rivers and streams up to the tops of their banks and increased their flow speed. But conditions are not like they were 3-6 months ago. There is no standing water nor seepage from higher terrain onto lower road surfaces. Grass is growing and in need of mowing. Flowers and trees are budding.  
4/22/2019  RI-NW-18 RINewport Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
I dug 3 holes for trees and the the soil was normal, neither dry nor wet. There have been many days with precipitation, but not much each day.  
4/22/2019  SC-BF-23 SCBeaufort Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
We’ve had rain on three days amounting to 0.51”. The heaviest was Friday at 3:45 PM when that front that did a lot damage across the country arrived. It had lost a lot of it’s strength but we still got a 60 MPH gust the airport in Savannah. A few trees down on the island but no damage that I’ve heard of. It moved out in a few hours and was gone. Clearing skies and strong winds followed. Animals: The Cedar Wax Wings arrived the day after my last report and have ravished our mulberry trees…my, my, my, can they ever eat berries. We’ve picked all we want so they are welcome to them. Also Summer Tanagers, Indigo Buntings and wood peckers like them. Wonderful trees for bird watching for sure. Squirrels are coming back to this end of the island. Lots more in the roads and they like mulberries too. Tourists: Sunny days and they come. Cloudy, windy, they stay away. Garden: Still putting a few things in like egg plants, cukes and such. The garlic is blooming so enjoying garlic spears. I break them out and eat them like asparagus..roasted in the oven is good too. Removing them from the plant makes the cloves grow bigger. Bugs: Gally-nipper mosquitoes at the beach. they take a gallon of blood to the nip…so that’s what my grandfather named them.:)) You feel like a big spider with wings is after you. That’s it mates..enjoy this dynamic time of the year while it’s still cool. The heat is coming. Till next time..Cheers to ya! Daufuskie Dundee  
4/22/2019  TX-CMR-85 TXCameron Mildly Dry watering as needed  
4/22/2019  TX-VV-34 TXVal Verde Moderately Dry General Awareness
Despite additional severe weather across the region, Del Rio received less than a half inch of rainfall across town - only 0.10 inches at the airport. Conditions remain dry and plant growth is very minimal unless watered heavily.  
4/22/2019  WA-TH-28 WAThurston Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Finally it feels like spring. In the woods the False Lily of the Valley is up and the Bitter Cherry trees are blooming. Goldfinch have arrived along with other varieties if finches. Weeks precipitation 0.45" ETo 0.04"  
4/22/2019  WI-CB-4 WIColumbia Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
This past week saw much needed drier conditions with little precipitation. Warmer, sunny and breezy days has helped dry out surface soil. I saw farmers testing tillage conditions on lighter soils, but no widespread activity yet. You can see that the soil is still wet, and there is still ponding in low areas., but they are drying down. Low land river bottoms are also showing drain off, but has a long way to go with no added rain. Ditches are receeding, but marshes and lakes are still full. The Baraboo River is now running a little above normal, but the Wisconsin River is above flood stage and hopefully stays within its banks. Things are greening up, but there is still the threat of spring wildfires. The lawns and fields are still soft under foot with good surface moisture.  
4/22/2019  WI-JF-10 WIJefferson Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Soils have dried out and some corn planting is underway in our area. Winter wheat and cover crops growing slowly as the soil is still cold. A warm rain would help get crops going. Lots of deer and sandhill cranes around. Daffodils and crocus blooming, trees getting leaf buds.  
4/22/2019  WI-KN-11 WIKenosha Near Normal General Awareness
spring has sprung, lots of growth showing in plants, trees, grass  
4/22/2019  WI-VR-1 WIVernon Mildly Dry General Awareness
mildly dry  
4/22/2019  WY-NT-35 WYNatrona Moderately Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
The country is getting greener and greener. The grass is growing very well. My fields dried out enough that I was finally able to start field work, but after last nights rain I will have to wait a day before doing more. Just below the surface, the soil is moist, which is very good for this late in April.