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The Impact of Droughts
13 Action News Big Story: The Impact of Droughts  WTVG
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Alternative Forage Options when the Rain Finally Comes
COLUMBUS, Ohio — They always say if you don’t like the weather in Ohio just wait a few hours and it will change. Unfortunately, we may have to wait more than a few hours for the weather to change and bring rain, but it will. Unfortunately, when this rain does come it may be to…
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Dry weather impacting yield for some farmers in the region in KY
Dry weather impacting yield for some farmers in the region  WPSD Local 6
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37.9% of South Dakota Residents Are Experiencing Drought Conditions in 2024
37.9% of South Dakota Residents Are Experiencing Drought Conditions in 2024Â Â mykxlg.com
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Temps vary across the Heartland; some rain on parts of the Plains, largely dry elsewhere
Across the Corn Belt, dry weather accompanies near- or below-normal temperatures. Immature corn and soybeans are benefiting from last week’s rain, which was heaviest (locally 1 to 3 inches or more) across the upper Midwest. Recent rainfall was lighter in drought-affected areas of the eastern Corn Belt, where most crops are maturing ahead of the…
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A dry pattern ahead for the Heartland; a gradual warming trend from northwest to southeast
Looking ahead, the 6- to 10-day outlook calls for the likelihood of near- or above-normal temperatures across Florida’s peninsula and from the Pacific Coast to the Plains and upper Midwest, while cooler-than-normal conditions will cover much of the South, East, and lower Midwest. Meanwhile, near- or below-normal rainfall across most of the country should contrast…
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Twenty-two Ohio counties declared natural disaster areas by USDA due to ongoing drought
Twenty-two Ohio counties declared natural disaster areas by USDA due to ongoing drought  The Columbus Dispatch
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Western US braces for extreme heat; Phoenix passes 100 days over 100 degrees
Western US braces for extreme heat; Phoenix passes 100 days over 100 degrees  WSAU
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Scattered rains helped crops but slowed Wisconsin’s farmers
The scattered rains were welcome in Wisconsin last week, but they hampered fieldwork. USDA reporters say there were almost five days suitable for fieldwork, and topsoil moisture levels are rated as 12% surplus, 72% adequate, and 14% short. Eighty-two percent of Wisconsin’s corn is now in the dough stage, with 43% in the dent stage. …
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Experts Warn Conditions Are Right For Texas Hurricanes
LOOK: Could Texas Be In Line For More Hurricanes This Year? Experts Warn Conditions Are Right For It.  Talk 1340
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August rains helped MO soybean crop
A central-Missouri farmer says the August weather was good for the soybean crop. Nathan Alpers tells Brownfield rains were timely. “You want a state fair rain out and we got a rain then. Another inch of rain would be great to finish up some of the later soybeans. All of the beans are made, but…
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Slow-developing Atlantic disturbance could be a U.S. threat
Bryan Norcross: Slow-developing Atlantic disturbance could be a U.S. threat if it organizes in the Caribbean  AOL
