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11/30/2020  AK-MS-12 AKMatanuska-Susitna Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The past week saw more typical temp ranges with a few days of light snow leaving our snowpack at around 20.0" this Monday morning. Given the current winter storm warning we will likely build on the existing snowpack although rain may also mix in. The moose are once again a bit scarce but the wild birds continue to empty my feeder on a daily basis.  
11/30/2020  CA-DN-1 CADel Norte Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
BARELY near normal. Everything is damp, temps are November-ish, but monthly precip data = 3rd lowest Nov. in 11 years. We just keep getting spits every 3-4 days. Nov. total = (lowest was 2.5" last year. !0-yr avg 10.3"  
11/30/2020  CA-HM-5 CAHumboldt Mildly Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Mostly dry and clear week, with 0.45" precipitation, and November's total of 3.40" gives a 43% of average for water year and the month comes in as the 9th driest in 36 years. However, with the sun lower and the days shorter and colder, the ground is no longer drying out. Mushrooms sprang up this past week, and birds forage the ground and trees --California Quail, Ruby-Crowned Kinglets, Stellar Jays, sapsucker, flickers and Robins. Average high for the week was 61.2F, low 39.7F--10 degrees warmer than the same week last year for a high, and 1 degree up on the low temperature.  
11/30/2020  CO-CR-12 COCrowley Moderately Dry Agriculture
Business & Industry
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Last week's snow was a blessed event. Slow to melt and wet. Producers scrambling to get winter feed purchased, with many having to look out of state. Not near the rabbits but coyotes and birds abundant. Unfortunately, the snow covered a very small area. 15 miles north and east and there was no moisture received. Covid has a lot of business shut down.  
11/30/2020  CO-JF-503 COJefferson Moderately Dry General Awareness
The ground continues to be dry despite the melting of a small amount of snow. The birds in the yard continue to drink a great amount from the birdbath which is filled daily  
11/30/2020  CO-LP-98 COLa Plata Moderately Dry General Awareness
No moisture in the forecast.  
11/30/2020  CO-LR-762 COLarimer Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
This month ends with a total of 2.2-inches of snowfall and 0.65-inches of precipitation. November of 2019 ended with 17.7-inches of snowfall. It is very dry. Where the soil is exposed there are cracks. Birds and squirrels come to my bird bath to get water. There are concerns about water quality due the massive fires in the mountains that started last August. About half of our county is in Severe Drought (D3), while the Rocky Mountains to the west are in Exceptional Drought (D4). If this lack of precipitation lasts much longer there will be worries about water supply. Wildfires are still a concern due to abundance of dry vegetation.  
11/30/2020  CT-FR-9 CTFairfield Near Normal General Awareness
Water Supply & Quality
A strong 1.6" of rain this week, has recharged the rivers and streams, and has made the ground moist. A little on the wet side of normal.  
11/30/2020  FL-MR-65 FLMarion Near Normal General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Nearly 1 inch above normal vs PRISM rainfall data. At my location Nov. 1 -Nov. 30: 3.01" of rainfall. PRISM AVG.: 2.08" Yard is green. Plants have not needed watering.  
11/30/2020  IL-LE-23 ILLee Near Normal General Awareness
Conditions are near normal for this time of year.  
11/30/2020  IN-KS-22 INKosciusko Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
We have received 3.71 inches of rain since October first.Our forty acres of corn was combined the last week of October.The past three years our crops were harvested in late November because we had such a wet fall. For the first time in thirty four years I was able to mow canary grass and cattails along the county tile because it has been so dry.Our acre of wetlands is completely dry.Despite the dry conditions our corn crop averaged 150 bushels to the acre.  
11/30/2020  IA-BT-11 IABenton Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Had a small amount of snow/rain mix during the week, but for the most part, temperatures were above normal for this time of year.  
11/30/2020  KS-SG-123 KSSedgwick Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Only 4 measurable days of rain in November. Total for month only 0.89". Last rain was 11/25/2020 of 0.28". YTD rain now at only 28.83". This time last year, 48.04". Ground has been cracking for 30+ days. Winter wheat is hanging on, but just barely. Cattle ponds drying up. Have had several critical danger fire warnings the past two weeks across the state.  
11/30/2020  ME-SM-3 MESomerset Mildly Dry General Awareness
Helpful moisture week w/ 2.41" rain - first measurable snow with any duration.  
11/30/2020  MA-ES-12 MAEssex Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
2.00 inches of rain the past week. Still have a rose blooming and wild buttercups blooming. Trees are bare and lawns are green but not growing. Local brook is flowing well and is at it's highest point in months.  
11/30/2020  MA-FR-35 MAFranklin Mildly Dry General Awareness
Week of November 22-28 • It was a wet week — 4 days of reported rain for a weekly total of 1.61” plus 2 days of “T”. Mill Brook continues to have a flowing channel that makes happy sounds, logs are the basis for little falls, and even some displaced leaf clumps re-congregate and make the basis for tiny ripples that gurgle. AND Small Falls on the Lower Branch has continued to flow all week. The stream began its wet and dry fluctuations about mid-May; Small Falls drying up was the first indicator. In August and September, even the Swimming Hole completely dried up. • Today (Nov 30) is the first day of deer hunting season with shot-gun; so unless a person is actually hunting, its best to just stay out of the woods. • My juncos continue to enjoy my breakfast seeds along with a few other feathered friends.  
11/30/2020  MA-NF-1 MANorfolk Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Little change in conditions over the past week. Short term dryness is no longer evident. Lawns are green and the top layer of soil is somewhat moist. Still seeing some signs of longer term dryness but that seems to have eased as well. Levels on area ponds and lakes are slightly below normal for this time of year but outflow from nearby Ellis Pond has increased to the point where it seems normal for the first time in months. Restrictions in neighboring towns have been lifted, although that may be more indicative of the time of year (less of a need for watering).  
11/30/2020  MI-BN-5 MIBerrien Near Normal Agriculture
no change  
11/30/2020  MI-EM-8 MIEmmet Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
No rain or snow. 30 degrees F.  
11/30/2020  MI-MB-54 MIMacomb Near Normal General Awareness
It's winter. Every thing is dorment.  
11/30/2020  MN-CS-23 MNCass Mildly Dry General Awareness
Little snowfall (<1") in total for month and what did fall melted over frozen ground. Hope we receive some significant snowfall in the coming months to make a good snowpack to melt into thawing ground in spring. With the lack of summer 2020 rains and a future deficit in snowfall through the winter, concern surrounds fire danger before green-up as well as low water table levels and stress on wildlife and plants.  
11/30/2020  MO-BN-50 MOBoone Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
11/29/2020 was mostly cloudy becoming clear night. South southwest winds morning have become north northwest afternoon, evening, night. Mild temperatures morning have cooled to seasonable night and it remains DRY. Hence, Ash Street garden and other central Boone county condition monitoring is now estimated 90% mildly wet and 10% moderately wet. Except for northwest Ash Street garden small plot of oriental vegetables, other remaining plots plots are past harvest and most have already been harvested. A section of small northwest Ash Street garden plot of oriental vegetables has been covered in anticipation of "hard freeze" early morning 12/1/2020!!  
11/30/2020  NM-BR-316 NMBernalillo Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
Soil conditions remain severely dry this week. A promising mid-week storm only brought strong winds to the metro area as the infamous Albuquerque snow hole developed and only a trace of snow was received. The windy conditions just exasperated the drying conditions and caused visibility problems due to blowing dust on a few days this week. For the month, another 0.53” behind normal added to the precipitation deficit of 6.65” for the YTD. Rio Grande flow holding steady this week around 200 cfs. Aquifer draw down continuing on area wells. Not much wildlife activity this week. Fire danger remain high with continued drying of fuels and not much snow received. Air quality moderate for much of the week due to particulate matter and dust in the air. COVID-19 cases reman high throughout much of the state.  
11/30/2020  NM-GR-28 NMGrant Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Deer are coming for water, field is dusty when raked.No rain since Nov. 8th.  
11/30/2020  NM-HR-8 NMHarding Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Even the lengthy light snowfall that came on Saturday, 11/28, makes a difference on the dry grasslands in Harding County, New Mexico. During this Thanksgiving season, we are grateful that nearby pastures have ample vegetation cover going into the winter. Both livestock and wildlife benefits from this condition.  
11/30/2020  NM-SN-45 NMSandoval Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Drought, drought, drought continues to characterize every month this year. Far less than an inch per month of total precip. has been overwhelmed with far greater than an inch per month of evaporation, resulting in a negative net soil moisture level. Every month we keep subtracting from zero to get our net precip., to the point where getting back to zero would be an improvement! Agriculture will be significantly impacted again next year without adequate snow pack this winter. Already we're off to a poor start with little snow in Oct./Nov. Ski areas have not had enough snow to open, let alone the COVID 19 restrictions which keep them closed. So even cross-country and snowshoeing recreation have not happened yet. This puts a strain on public health too as every lack of COVID 19 safe forms of recreation does. This pushes more people into trails, parks and other outdoor recreation areas that are open. Fire danger has barely eased up as fuel moisture levels have not eased up that much, wind and dryness continue, and the only factor keeping Red Flag warnings at bay has been the lower temperatures. Native trees such as Pinon Pine continue to stress and die from the drought, and ground cover is non existent where native grasses and forbs have been grazed off. The lack of rabbits from the drought may be the only thing curbing the spread of Rabbit Hemorragic Disease, RHD, which jumped from domestic to wild rabbit populations in the SW including NM.  
11/30/2020  NY-BM-14 NYBroome Near Normal General Awareness
An inch of rain in the past week. More rain expected today and tomorrow. Cloudy skies, cooler temperatures, and reduced plant growth has increased soil moisture. Rivers up a little.  
11/30/2020  NY-MD-16 NYMadison Near Normal General Awareness
Pond is now full.  
11/30/2020  NY-SF-92 NYSuffolk Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
With fairly mild weather and not too many all-day rain events, people have been out and about enjoying the outdoors, working, shopping, etc. during this past extended holiday weekend. We’ve cleaned up our gardens and stored away things before winter sets in. It’s mild enough for people to start putting up holiday season decorations — all this while preoccupied with how to stay and keep safe from the dreaded Covid virus!  
11/30/2020  NY-WN-18 NYWayne Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Rain still continues to be less than we are used to. But that may change as the day goes on. Grass is dry is some spots but it isn't severe since plants and and grasses are approaching dormancy. Sump pump crock is still relatively dry compared to usual years in November.  
11/30/2020  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Mildly Wet Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Mostly sunny to partly cloudy and cool, with a light breeze, becoming overcast overnight with light rain. The high temperature was around fifty two degrees and the low around thirty seven degrees Fahrenheit. Intermittent streams are flowing more. Canadian Geese flocks are still around.  
11/30/2020  NC-DH-77 NCDurham Severely Wet General Awareness
Overnight rain, puddles in low spots in my yard. Nearby branch of the Little Brier Creek is running swiftly, brown water. Remaining within its banks, though.  
11/30/2020  NC-HK-3 NCHoke Near Normal General Awareness
.91" rain will bring us back to normal for a week, depending on the temperature.  
11/30/2020  NC-MS-19 NCMadison Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Water Supply & Quality
With only 0.34 inches of rain during the past week, conditions remain moderately dry. However, water levels and water quality remain good. No issues with springs running dry. Well water is good with no indication of low water levels. The risk of fire from outside burning is still moderately high due to the warmer and dryer conditions.  
11/30/2020  OH-FR-111 OHFranklin Near Normal General Awareness
Week of 11/22-11/28: Total rainfall 1.37 inches. Did not hamper final cleanup of yard in preparation for winter, no mud or significant wetness except in one corner of the yard where water tends to stand. Mildly higher temps for the week.  
11/30/2020  OH-LS-23 OHLucas Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
sub soils dry,tile not running, creeks starting to have water , but no flow.  
11/30/2020  RI-WS-42 RIWashington Near Normal General Awareness
Water Supply & Quality
Awaiting a significant rain event today that will push rainfall totals for November to greater than normal. This will be the second month in a row for above normal precipitation, further removing us from the summer drought. Streams are active although flowing slightly slower than normal but much better than two months ago. Surface soil at least a foot down is damp.  
11/30/2020  SC-BF-37 SCBeaufort Mildly Dry General Awareness
Leaves are flying in a stiff westerly breeze after cold front passage this morning. The week has been unseasonably warm and dry until the weekend, when we received almost three quarter inch of rain. Cold temperatures are due tonight with dry conditions prevailing for the rest of the week.  
11/30/2020  SC-CF-5 SCChesterfield Moderately Wet Fields are wet, and hard to harvest and planting water standing in the fields.  
11/30/2020  TX-TN-124 TXTarrant Moderately Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
A small rain the past weekend, but only 0.91 for November. Still not bad conditions with the fall in progress. We had our first freeze on Nov 30th. Just 31 degrees. Plants are doing well as expected. Birds and wildlife are well too. Area lakes continue to be low but not falling much. Most 1-3 feet. A couple 4-5 feet low.  
11/30/2020  VT-WS-33 VTWashington Near Normal General Awareness
Tourism & Recreation
mountain streams are vigorous, no skiing at resorts  
11/30/2020  WA-CM-46 WAClallam Near Normal Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Normal conditions ensure water for drinking, plus moisture for plants and wildlife and minimize fire danger.  
11/30/2020  WI-VR-1 WIVernon Moderately Dry General Awareness
Moderately Dry  
11/30/2020  WY-WH-1 WYWashakie Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Water Supply & Quality
If the winter continues like this, the drought will intensify next year. No snow on the ground, mountain has only a little, no ski snow to speak of. Easy grazing for cows except no snow to eat.  
11/30/2020  CAN-PE-26 CANPrince Edward Island Near Normal General Awareness
Energy
typical conditions for Solar power generation (amount of sunshine) and recorded precipitation. Warmer than usual for this time of year.