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Drought conditions gone across most of Missouri – for now

Drought conditions gone across most of Missouri – for now

by Marshall Griffin | May 16, 2024 | News, Weather

Drought conditions are now gone across most of Missouri, with one notable exception. The latest drought monitor map shows the drought persisting in most of southeastern Missouri and small portions of south-central and southwestern Missouri. A tiny area of severe...
More than two-thirds of Missouri no longer in drought

More than two-thirds of Missouri no longer in drought

by Marshall Griffin | May 9, 2024 | News, Weather

This week’s severe storms and flooding are at least hammering away at Missouri’s long-running drought. The latest drought monitor map released Thursday shows that nearly 70% of Missouri is no longer experiencing any drought conditions at all. Last week, just over 56%...
Big improvement in Missouri drought conditions

Big improvement in Missouri drought conditions

by Marshall Griffin | May 2, 2024 | News, Weather

Missouri’s drought conditions have suddenly improved, thanks to last week’s heavy rains and flooding. The latest Drought Monitor map from the University of Nebraska-Lincoln now shows a majority of Missouri’s land mass, 56.18%, is no longer...
Missouri’s fall foliage affected by drought in some areas

Missouri’s fall foliage affected by drought in some areas

by Marshall Griffin | Oct 30, 2023 | News, Weather

Some parts of Missouri are not getting the vibrant leaf show that comes with fall, in large part because of the ongoing drought. Russell Hinnah is Community Forest Coordinator for the Missouri Department of Conservation. He told Missourinet it depends on how much or...

Low Mississippi River levels could prove problematic for moving fall harvest

by Anthony Morabith | Oct 10, 2023 | News

Missouri’s drought conditions could create problems moving fall harvest goods along the Mississippi River. Dru Buntin, the Director of the Missouri Department of Natural Resources, says the state is closely monitoring the dryness, because it’s resulting in low river...
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