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10/13/2025  AL-HN-7 ALHenry Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
 The Ambient Weather soil moisture gauge in our front yard hasn't gotten above 10% with the 0.2" of rain total we've gotten so far this month. The grass feels like straw and it is extremely dusty to drive over dirt/gravel roads or when tractors gather the crops around here.  View
10/13/2025  CO-BO-596 COBoulder Near Normal General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
 We’re in a period of relatively normal temperatures, close to normal for precipitation for the month and calendar year. We had a fair amount of precipitation in late September and early October, and soil moisture feels normal (I have planted a few shrubs recently). Vegetation looks pretty normal—late flowers are blooming up a storm, vegetation is green (no first frost yet). Deciduous tree leaves are changing color and falling. Springs and creeks seem to have a fairly normal level of water for the time of year.  View
10/13/2025  CO-CR-18 COCrowley Near Normal Agriculture
Energy
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
 Typical dry Fall weather. Light to medium winds every day. Had to turn the heat on a couple of days. A few cyclists coming through but mostly done for the season. Cottonwoods turning yellow. Pastures are dormant for the most part, with a little cool grass showing green. Antelope season week 2 not very active. Fall harvest and cattle work continue.  View
10/13/2025  CO-DL-54 CODelta Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
 1.36" of rain this past week. The soil is quite wet although I wouldn't say completely saturated. Ever with all that rain falling in three days, there was little pooling and no water running off - it just soaked in. Very welcome! With the cool nights & moisture, the cool-season grasses continuing to green up. Aspen turning up on Grand Mesa are mostly finished with their fall color display. Starting to see gold in the cottonwoods down in local regions.  View
10/13/2025  CO-GR-52 COGrand Severely Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 There has been a slight improvement in soil conditions this week. There is a tinge of green grass showing where it was previously straw colored. We have had recent rain and cooler high temps. Our well water is still lower than normal however.  View
10/13/2025  CO-JF-72 COJefferson Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
 Absolutely pleasant autumn so far. Leaves are 60% changed, wind yesterday produced first significant need to rake (but I won’t - I’m feeling lazy and waiting for more to fall), ponderosa pine needles have several yellow spots (not brown or dry), soil moisture seems normal, lawn hasn’t needed a sprinkler for over a week thanks to recent showers and moderate temps (50’s, 60’s).  View
10/13/2025  CT-NH-43 CTNew Haven Mildly Dry General Awareness
 Soil remains dryer than normal despite recent rain.  View
10/13/2025  CT-NL-19 CTNew London Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
 Despite 1.70" rain since 11:30 am yesterday, we are still in a drought. The current Nor'easter bring soe relief. Riverside street flooded slightly at full moon tides. Tourists jammed Mystic yesterday for their last warm weather fling. Veggies are harvested, people are picking out pumpkins, squirrels are burying nuts; boats are being hauoled & covered for winter. Summer's over.  View
10/13/2025  FL-PN-99 FLPinellas Moderately Dry General Awareness
Tourism & Recreation
 Florida’s West Coast remains dry with sweltering weather again this past week and very little rain—I recorded only 0.23”. The tourists are enjoying all the sunshine along the Gulf of America (formerly known as the Gulf of Mexico) and the locals are looking for some relief. The hurricane season has been very kind to Florida so far—fingers crossed.  View
10/13/2025  IL-GY-1 ILGrundy Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
 Very dry conditions continue with somewhat premature leaf drop on some trees. Ground is very dry, hard, and cracked in places. Wildlife frequenting our bird baths.  View
10/13/2025  IL-KX-9 ILKnox Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
 The ground is hard packed. 2.19 inches of rain since August 1st. Combines and field fires almost everyday. Dust from farming is thick and just hangs in the air.  View
10/13/2025  IL-MD-37 ILMadison Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
 The soil is powder dry; the crops, having been harvested, create dust devils during the daytime, and the crops not yet harvested will support wildfires. Lakes are well below normal pond levels, and most ponds are nearly dry. Creeks and streams are nearly trickles in mud. The grass is so dry, as is the vegetation, wildfires will be extreme.  View
10/13/2025  IL-WL-131 ILWill Mildly Dry General Awareness
 Tough call picking the scale. Sept & Oct have had spurts of precip, with last week picking up 0.5". Between the spurts, have had extended periods of bright sunshine & dry conditions. Still watering the bushes/plants, draining down the water barrel. Oct MTD running almost 1" below avg. Over the last 90 days, running ~ 2" below avg.  View
10/13/2025  IA-BT-11 IABenton Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
 We're completing another no rain week in the area where the soil is crumbly and dry. It has been productive for the farmers doing soybeans (still some to do) and the continuation of combining corn. Lots of corn but good new for farms is how dry the kernels and no need for the grain dryers. I find it amazing the maple leaves continue to stay green while others have begun to show their fall colors. The deer are on the move at dawn and dusk and pheasants are flying ahead of the combines in the corn fields.  View
10/13/2025  IA-BT-16 IABenton Moderately Dry General Awareness
 The recent rains have all soaked in, no real signs of moisture at the surface. The soil is still cracking. The grass is still alive but growing slowly in most spots.  View
10/13/2025  IA-TM-7 IATama Mildly Dry General Awareness
 The recent rains have soaked in. Worked soil is dry and powdery. There is still signs of moisture at the surface in the ditches. The grass is growing slowly.  View
10/13/2025  KS-LN-6 KSLinn Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 As of 10/13, MTD rainfall total for October is was .59" - October average is 3.02. Hotter than normal September temps have continued into mid-Oct with highs in mid to upper 80s most days. With carry-over from the droughty conditions in August, and with Sep/Oct temps higher than normal, it adds up to very dry conditions. Creeks are completely or nearly dry; our 1.5 ac pond that never completely dries up is only a foot away from doing so - have not seen it this low in 7 years. Corn harvest went well with dry conditions and soybeans look like they will be ready in 2-3 weeks.  View
10/13/2025  ME-LN-13 MELincoln Severely Dry General Awareness
 No rain. Soil is dried out. Water bodies are low. Grass is still somewhat green, probably from morning dew.  View
10/13/2025  ME-SM-3 MESomerset Moderately Dry General Awareness
 0.84" rain past week in one event. continuing severe drought conditions. Foliage past peak - 30% leaf drop.  View
10/13/2025  MA-PL-15 MAPlymouth Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 The 3/4" of rain this week didn't do a lot to help the dry conditions. Perhaps the Nor'easter that starts later today will help. Trees are loosing their leaves without giving us much of a color show. The predicted winds will probably strip many of them. Otherwise the plant life is all in various stages of going into winter mode. As for wildlife all the usual critters are still around though we haven't seen the woodchucks lately. The winter birds don't seem to have made themselves known yet. Temperatures are generally at average for this time of years with just one cold (33°) morning on Friday. Ponds and streams are still low.  View
10/13/2025  MA-WR-41 MAWorcester Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
 2.14 inches during the past nine days and so far this month, streams up from last Sunday, ground more moist, leaves slowly turning but the colors are mute.  View
10/13/2025  MI-WY-33 MIWayne Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
 lawn watering still needed and watering of overwintering crops  View
10/13/2025  MN-HB-40 MNHubbard Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 Small amount of rain and cold weather now may help fire danger temporarily, as fires were starting to break out around the area. Short-term is dry, down 5" from normal since August. Long-term deficit is severe, with ponds and shallow lakes down several feet, some ponds completely dry. Trees are stressed, and I'm having 10 dead/dying aspen and jack pine taken down in my yard this week. Some shallow wells are sputtering. Wildlife are drinking water that I set out.  View
10/13/2025  MN-IT-38 MNItasca Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
 I've entered mildly dry but we are getting close to what I would describe as moderately dry.  View
10/13/2025  MN-IT-80 MNItasca Near Normal General Awareness
 Below average precip for October so far, but conditions still near normal.  View
10/13/2025  MN-MC-7 MNMcLeod Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
 It continues to be dry here. Dust rolls off the gravel road every time anyone drives by, and there are lots of grain trucks and farm equipment going by. I think that all the soybeans in the area have been harvested and much of the corn. The sugar beets in the area haven't been harvested yet. (So more dust rolls in the area!! This is a bad time for allergies.) The South Fork of the Crow River continues to drop slowly where it is crossed by County Rd 2 between Glencoe and Silver Lake. One sand bar is starting to be visible west of the road as the river turns. We have also had many windy days, and a lot of leaves have fallen from trees without ever changing colors. We have not seen many of the wildlife that would be hunted now. Pheasant season opened yesterday - our friend who hunts here didn't see any pheasants at all when he walked the fields yesterday. We hope for some rain in the next week. There were sprinkles this afternoon, but not really much in the rain gauge.  View
10/13/2025  MO-GR-126 MOGreene Severely Dry Agriculture
 Ponds and creeks dry. Soil cracking. Wind erosion. Vegetation dormant.  View
10/13/2025  NE-DG-63 NEDouglas Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
 General Awareness Conditions are back to near normal with 1.26 inches of rain this week. Many areas are greening up again but there are some areas in full sun that still somewhat brown and dry. Temperatures have been near normal. Precipitation for October is 0.31 inch above normal (133 percent of normal). Total precipitation for the year here is 103 percent of normal (0.95 inch above normal). Plants and wildlife. Soil is moist at the surface in shady and part sun areas and dry in full sun areas. Generally, soil is slightly moist to a depth of 3 inches. Grass and other vegetation are a mix of green and brown depending upon sun exposure and water needs. Bird visits to the bird bath have decreased slightly this week, with approximately 20 species of birds (about 70 to 80 birds each day). Mosquito populations have decreased, and are below normal for this time of year. There are still a few monarch butterflies and several native species of butterflies, but numbers are declining. The number and variety of butterflies have substantially decreased this week. Water Supply Water level in Standing Bear Lake (approximately 0.2 mile to the east of here) has slightly increased and is near normal. Area creeks and ponds are also near normal. Society and Public health Canadian and western U.S. “wildfire” smoke or haze has been a little less this week this week with improving air quality. Skies have been blue to slightly milky light blue with diffuse sunlight when clear or partly cloudy.  View
10/13/2025  NE-LA-19 NELancaster Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 No rain for a week since last weeks two inch rain. Plants seem happy. Warm temperatures this past week and not much sign of Fall colors. Harvesting is underway with good conditions. Creeks and ponds are average. Summer birds have left and others are migrating through. Hummingbirds have left but still a lot of monarch butterflys.  View
10/13/2025  NM-RA-22 NMRio Arriba Near Normal General Awareness
Fire
Water Supply & Quality
 Additional moisture last week improved soil moisture, reduced having to water, higher humidity, lower windy, no wild land fires.  View
10/13/2025  NM-TR-21 NMTorrance Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
 Another .62 inches of rain today (Sunday 10-12) it has been a banner year for moisture. Grass and weeds are slowing down but still growing. Livestock and wildlife doing well. Temps are pleasant with highs in the 60s and lows near 45. Winds are increasing but still not unpleasant. Keeping the windmills turning to power California!  View
10/13/2025  NY-ES-6 NYEssex Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
 Streams are quite low. Soils are dry. Fall colors are muted, especially reds. Fire risk is high.  View
10/13/2025  NY-WC-32 NYWestchester Severely Dry Streams, creeks, reservoirs at record low levels.  View
10/13/2025  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
 Cloudy becoming mostly sunny and warm with light winds, then mostly clear and cool overnight with light winds, becoming cloudy before dawn. The high temperature was around sixty five degrees and the low around forty four degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating a feederful every two days. Asters, Chicory and Queen Anne's Lace are still blooming. Apples are ripening, over 2/3 are gone. Over 2/3 the leaves are turning color, some maples are over 3/4 red. Most Black Walnuts have fallen. 30%-35% of leaves have fallen. Milkweed is going to seed. Canadian Geese, Blackbirds and sparrows have larger flocks. Some of the nearby trout stream is still dry. More corn fields are cut.  View
10/13/2025  NC-CH-68 NCChatham Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
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We've had a little precipitation this week but not enough to make up for the longer term we've not had any. The ground is very dry. There is no water flowing in the stream and the pond is well below the outlet level so no water is flowing downstream. We are carrying water to recent plantings along the trails in the woods as they are showing signs of stress and wilting. We do have a large number of birds migrating through the area. We see them during the day while they rest up for the next night's journey. We've also seen a cayote, some possums and raccoons. The white tailed deer are entering the rut so we see them running through the forest periodically. Plants are doing well but not many leaves have changed color or fallen yet.  View
10/13/2025  NC-CW-59 NCChowan Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
 The first sustained, substantial rainfall since mid August brought 1.06" over a roughly 30 hour time period late this past week. Although it was certainly welcome, it is a far cry from the 2-4" predicted. The rain has put a temporary halt to peanut, soybean and cotton harvesting and allowed gardeners to cease watering fall plants for now. Even with the high winds, dust has been abated. There is some standing water in a few ditches, but none in fields as everything that fell soaked in. Septic lines are showing as green in the yard, while other grass is brown or yellow. The long term drought is still here.  View
10/13/2025  NC-MS-19 NCMadison Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Water Supply & Quality
 We had 0.12 inches of rain in the past week dropping us to a moderately dry level. The risk if fire is higher due to the dryer conditions. Water levels are lower in our creeks ans springs but still able to keep our watering tanks full.  View
10/13/2025  OH-ER-5 OHErie Mildly Dry General Awareness
 No real change in last three weeks. We did get ~1/4” (0.23”) of rain, which at this point only got everything wet. All other conditions are the same; Creek is dry. Ground under Willow tree dry with ~1/4" cracks. ~1/2" cracks at locations where ground is bare. Cut the grass just to knock down the high spots. Got our first frost on the 10th. No forecast rain until next week end, 60% chance so we’ll see how that goes. If that doesn’t pan out, I’ll be moving to "Moderately Dry" next week.  View
10/13/2025  OR-MN-16 ORMarion Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 This past week was near normal with a few showers, some sun and cooler temperatures with light variable winds. Today was the exception with 0.95" of rain in 7 hours, moderate at times. No flooding but we did have some standing water in our driveway. It is wet outside when the cows go in the barn. The forecast is for lots of rain in the coming weeks, more normal and even a chance of snow in the higher elevations 4000' and above. Trees are starting to drop more leaves but no fall color yet. Lots of different birds at our feeders and the flickers are back. Last spring was the last time they were in our yard. I haven't checked but there could be some water in our creeks again. With the fire danger lower I can now mow the dead grass in and around out pasture  View
10/13/2025  PA-CH-72 PAChester Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 Light mists and drizzles are keeping things green.  View
10/13/2025  PA-ER-5 PAErie Mildly Dry General Awareness
 Dirt roads are dusty and grass is going brown and dormant.  View
10/13/2025  PA-WT-18 PAWestmoreland Near Normal General Awareness
 had some rain yesterday and now today, we're doing pretty good for this time of year.  View
10/13/2025  SC-CS-15 SCChester Severely Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
 So close . . but yet, so far away. We missed the "noreaster" by a mere 5 miles to our east. I followed it persistently as it tracked northward, the rain shield tantalizingly just out of reach for three days . . so the song continues "rain, rain everywhere, but not a drop right here!"—as I dutifully water my container plants and flower bed and loquat trees. It's like fighting a losing battle, but they would do the same for me if they had fingers and a hose. Leaves are curling up on trees and falling a few at a time without changing color— no water. So the best survival technique is to shed the foliage to save the bark. There are fewer deer and horse flies around given that the maggots (larvae) live in boggy muck that is cracked and brick hard these days. Nevertheless, nature is resilient, taking it all in stride, so often a far more sensible stride than I do!  View
10/13/2025  SC-HR-172 SCHorry Mildly Wet General Awareness
 Steady soaking rain for a day and a half has tamped down fire danger in the woods around us, and left some water in the ditches. Over time that may add up. Garden is perked up for collards and bok choy with the moisture.  View
10/13/2025  SC-SM-30 SCSumter Mildly Dry General Awareness
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
 Even after the 3.95” rain on 11-12 Sep (our recent storm), only had 0.07” otherwise this past week. So still calling it Mildly Dry due to extended rain deficit. Including the past couple days rain, we’re at 2.57” above normal for Oct (277% above normal). The recent rain puts us 3.08” above normal for the year, or 108% of normal. Even after the past 2 day’s rain total the Wateree River is still well below its banks. Local ditches and swamps mostly dry before the 11-12 Sep rain. SC Forestry app showing 11 wildfires in S.C., all in the state’s eastern half. Hiking at Poinsett State Park on Friday (the day before the rainstorm started) the ground was dry down to about 2” with dry leaf littler and pine needles. Quite a few leaves had fallen, but were almost all brown vs fall colors like usual in past years. Resurrection ferns were dry and curled. Amazingly, very few mosquitos. The park pond’s spillway was barely trickling. Same for the park’s streams. Still very nice to have the extra 3.95” of rain, especially since it fell steadily over an extended period vs all at once. Data Explorer shows us at almost a 5” rain deficit for the last 90 days, and almost a 1.5” deficit for the last 30 days; this is even after the 11-12 Sep rain. Still grateful for the recent rain.  View
10/13/2025  TX-BZS-131 TXBrazos Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
 This station is without beneficial rain for 43 days. Brazos County is still not under a burn ban while bans are in effect in three of the five adjoining counties. Max temperatures are in the 88-95 F range and humidity levels are mostly below 50%. There is no moisture from rainfall in the top soil and large cracks in the clay subsoil are common. The non-irrigated grass is brown, dry and dying or dead. Very few birds are seen but the squirrels are active and obnoxious. Usually these dry conditions end in October but this year they persist. Ponds are drying, stock animals need hay, and agriculture activity needs irrigation. The smaller public water systems now have water use restrictions.  View
10/13/2025  TX-CMR-85 TXCameron Near Normal water as needed  View
10/13/2025  TX-GM-12 TXGrimes Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Water Supply & Quality
 Our pasture and yards are so dry that they crunch. The cattle must be fed hay every other day. I must water my gardens every day or the vegetable plants will perish. The ponds have significant water loss. The lower humidity seems to just suck the water out of everything. Grimes County is on the verge of a burn ban. I expect it any day now.  View
10/13/2025  TX-HNT-11 TXHunt Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
 0.00” of rain this past week. 1.14” of ETo. Temperatures remain very warm with highs each day in the upper 80s and low 90s, sunny and light winds. Four days with Air Quality Alert due to high levels of ozone. Still dusty in our area, grass is all brown again. Bumblebees and butterflies remain busy in the garden. Supplemental watering for container plants two times this week as we’ve had no measurable rain in weeks. No watering for native plant beds needed this week. Shorter days and cool nights have triggered the Fall Aster to bloom and other Fall blooming plants are close as well. Another quiet, uneventful week - still just waiting for Fall to arrive.  View
10/13/2025  VT-CH-50 VTChittenden Severely Dry streams are a trickle, Lake Champlain shoreline still much receded in spite of some beneficial rain this past week  View
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