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6/21/2021  AK-MS-12 AKMatanuska-Susitna Near Normal General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
A rather damp and gray period did see some sunny weather along with 0.58" of rainfall which pushed June's current total to 1.18" which is a bit low. All the flora has greened up nicely and appears to be growing quite well. Not as many wild birds around but I believe many are now nesting back in the boreal forest. There are moose in the area as well and they sure do love the dwarf willow on my property. During a few sunny days we did see high temps in the upper seventies which felt pretty warm.  
6/21/2021  AZ-PM-12 AZPima Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
Still choking on dust and smoke.  
6/21/2021  CA-HM-5 CAHumboldt Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
A dry week with an average high of 74.0F and low of 53.2F--ETo 0.54". Ruth Reservoir was at 95% on 6/17 and the Mad River at Arcata was 5.70 feet with a flow of 64.7 cfs, a drop of 23 cfs from last week. The Wiyot Tribe declared a state of emergency on 4 rivers, the Mad, Elk, Eel and Van Duzen, due to the drought and low flows because of its impact on their sacred cultural resources. The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week said the 4 dams on the Klamath River, owned by PacifiCorp, could be transferred to the Klamath River Renewal Project, which plans to remove them. This will open up 420 miles of spawning habitat. And the California Fish & Game Commission declared the Upper Klamath and Trinity Spring Chinook an endangered species. Grass and weeds under the redwoods still green, and Himalaya blackberries blooming. Birds, butterflies and dragonflies about daily, and bats after the sun goes down.  
6/21/2021  CA-OR-6 CAOrange Severely Dry General Awareness
Soil moisture dry. It has been very warm. The weeks and 1 hour fuels are flagging. Chaparral plants are dropping their leaves as normal, but early.  
6/21/2021  CO-EL-76 COElbert Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Earlier, wet spring gave way to a lengthy period of no significant precipitation, but grasses, shrubs and trees grew well from the earlier moisture. Result has been heavy grass growth that the cattle can't keep up with, now drying and ready to burn with the least spark, last night's rain not withstanding.  
6/21/2021  CO-RG-2 CORio Grande Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
The Drought Monitor shows the San Luis Valley as a no drought area. While it is true that our precipitation in the water year has been normal, normal is very low (less than the Sahara desert). What they have failed to account for is the fact that subsoil moisture is much worse, having followed a very dry year last year. The mountains, from which comes our irrigation water, are just soaking up the snow melt and cropland is so dry that what little irrigation water we get soaks away without covering the ground well. Hence, I still say we are in a severe drought!  
6/21/2021  CT-NH-45 CTNew Haven Mildly Dry General Awareness
Grass getting crunchy, and brown spots appearing in the western side of the property.  
6/21/2021  FL-BW-162 FLBroward Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Yesterday we had a lot of rain. I measured 3" of rain this morning (6/21/2021) at 0700. The grass is growing fast now and plants are looking fresh. In some areas, the soil is saturated with water right now. The water levels in surrounding canals and lakes have gone up slightly. In the week of 6/19/2021, I recorded over 4.25" of rain. The week before I only recorded 0.64". Overall vegetation is recovering well but as I mentioned, water levels are still slightly below "normal."  
6/21/2021  FL-ES-26 FLEscambia Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
TS Claudette 2 day total of 6 inch’s of rainfall. Ground still soggy in places. Had light rainfall .06 added yesterday afternoon…Lost a tree limb (1-1.5 feet thick and 15-20 foot long) 19/0640L..PNS next hourly reported wind gust of 81MPH. Damage to neighbors fence. The tree tops grazed our homes roof. Haven’t been able to assess any damage. Don’t expect significant damage though.. vegetation, lawn, gardens continue to be lush and vibrant with color…  
6/21/2021  ID-CR-1 IDCaribou Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
We have been in the D2 "Severe Drought" for about 10 weeks now. After about a 70% of normal snow pack, we have received 2% of our average precipitation for June. We only got 50% of our average in May (normally our wettest month). Long running springs have dried up, river flows are similar to late August/September. Surface water users have all been put on notice of severe reductions. We could use some rain... Fires to follow.  
6/21/2021  IL-LE-23 ILLee Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
It has been mildly dry with some of the corn crop showing stress on the hills. Lawns are browned up in areas as would happen later in the summer.  
6/21/2021  IL-MCH-80 ILMcHenry Severely Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Plants wilting, Lawns dormant. Native plants showing stress. Big rains evening into night will make a difference in next weeks report. Small streams extremely low as well as low river levels. received 1.64 inches in 3 hours but it was a steady moderate rain most of the time with no flooding  
6/21/2021  IN-KS-22 INKosciusko Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
We had .85 inches of rain this past week. I have been irrigating our garden daily. Our soybean crop is looking good despite lack of rain. I have picked hundreds of Colorado potato beetles off of our potato plants. Our blueberries are ripening and we are picking strawberries. I saw our first Japanese beetle this week but no cicadas yet.  
6/21/2021  IA-BT-11 IABenton Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Days of the past week were consistent in being hot and dry, unusual for this time of year in IA. Concerns were voiced about the droughty conditions and when would it end as most western states experiencing the same. However, on Sunday, some rain developed in the area early that morning and more wide spread later that evening. The grass and plants changed overnight with brighter green coloring. The corn leaves were waving in the breeze instead of being curled in self protection. The recent rain provides a short reprieve as an inch doesn't replace the needed moisture that has been lost as the ground is dry more than a foot into the soil.  
6/21/2021  ME-SM-3 MESomerset Moderately Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
0.52" rain for week. Lawns showing stress, fire danger high, crop irrigation underway where available. Residential wells holding up to this point.  
6/21/2021  MA-ES-12 MAEssex Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Ground conditions are drying out although grass, trees and gardens not showing signs of stress. Local brook running very low.  
6/21/2021  MA-ES-66 MAEssex Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Recent rain patterns have brought us back to near normal conditions.  
6/21/2021  MA-MD-47 MAMiddlesex Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Comment: Deep into the long hot days. Summer started at 11:31pm last night. Animal Activity: Mealworm feeder is attracting more birds, including blue birds. Squirrels are active. Ant hills arebecoming common in dry patches of yard. Plant Activity: More tiger lilies and Stella Doro day lilies blooming. Soil condition: Still not dried out, but not as moist either. Lawn: Still growing vigorously Foliage: As full as it gets, 100% Recent Precip .81” this week but almost nothing for 6 days. Snow cover: 0% Temporary Stream: Dry Pond level:25-50% House perimeter drain: Dry  
6/21/2021  MA-NF-1 MANorfolk Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Conditions remain unchanged but have trended near the lower end of the normal range. Some rainfall over the past week has helped with short term dryness although lawns are showing some dry spots in sunny areas. Levels on ponds and lakes remain high. Trees and flowering plants are not showing any signs of stress due to dryness. No watering restrictions are in place.  
6/21/2021  MI-AG-6 MIAlger Moderately Dry General Awareness
Fire
Relief, Response & Restrictions
I’ve had to water my garden almost everyday except for a couple days when we received almost a half inch of rain over 3 days and today where we received 0.73”. I’ve only cut grass twice since May. I usually cut weekly. Lawn has brown areas. We’ve had RedFlag days and the Hiawatha National Forest has issued a Stage 1 fire alert that restricted grill use and banned fireworks. We’ve had several fires in the UP this season and we’ve met fire crews from other states that are here. Note: our winter gave us half the snow we usually see at a little over 100”! Rain has been down this year But it’s a sharp reversal of the last few years where we have seen above normal snow and rain. So our lakes and rivers are down but not yet abnormally low. One good thing at least to humans is less mosquitoes this year. Flies and ants are more common however.  
6/21/2021  MI-BN-5 MIBerrien Moderately Wet Agriculture
high wind tree branch broke off 1.88 rain  
6/21/2021  MI-EM-8 MIEmmet Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Business & Industry
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Nice long rain overnight. .22 inches total.  
6/21/2021  MI-MB-70 MIMacomb Moderately Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Almost two inches of badly needed rain over the last three days. Grass and plants look healthy.  
6/21/2021  MN-OL-27 MNOlmsted Moderately Dry Agriculture
We finally got some rain yesterday. Just less than an inch, but it will help. Grass is brown in the pastures. Corn leaves are shriveled, Soybeans look very small for this time of the year.  
6/21/2021  MN-PS-6 MNPipestone Severely Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
My lawn is getting brown and crispy. I have to keep watering my garden.  
6/21/2021  MN-WR-31 MNWright Moderately Dry General Awareness
Rain went around us. Minimal rain from the storm yesterday. Lake level down 6 inches since ice out. Had to move boat lift out this weekend.  
6/21/2021  MO-BN-50 MOBoone Moderately Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
3.05 inches of rain from 11 PM CST 19 June 2021 to 12 Midnight CST 20 June 2021 has changed Ash Street community garden and surrounding community gardens/small farms condition monitoring to an estimated 60% moderately wet and 40% mildly wet. NO need for gardener watering garden plots, now!!!!  
6/21/2021  NE-HL-6 NEHall Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
lawns are showing stress as well as the corn fields  
6/21/2021  NM-BR-233 NMBernalillo Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Water Supply & Quality
dangerously hot and dry without a trace of precipitation for fifteen day. Wildfire and health risk of prolonged hot/dry spell are extreme. Vegetation is drying out, wildlife seeking water, water wells are probably under stress. Public land restrictions and closures seem needed.  
6/21/2021  NM-DA-371 NMDona Ana Severely Dry General Awareness
Conditions are really dry. All of our dirt livestock tanks are dry and have been for more than 6 months. The little pasture grass that attempts to green up dries out within a day or two. Even the mesquites are feeling the effect of no moisture as some have leaved out but with minimal leaf production. Our dirt roads have turned to powder and any significant breeze fills the air with dirt and dust. Today the air is filled with a haze and the smell of smoke from regional fires.  
6/21/2021  NM-GR-28 NMGrant Severely Dry General Awareness
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Earth cracked, hand watering needed. Rabbits feeding at the bird food and water. Smoke in the area most days.  
6/21/2021  NM-LA-25 NMLos Alamos Severely Dry General Awareness
Continued dry with 0.15" of precipitation recorded over the past week. Showers and thunderstorms on most days, but each often brought only a trace of rain. Temperatures were well above normal for this time of year, with highs averaging 96F and lows 61F (a peak high of 100F on 14 June) over the week. Afternoon relative humidity dropped below 20% on each day, but on only one day did it drop below 10% (an improvement over previous weeks!). Ground conditions remain very dry yet native vegetation seems to be coping. We've accumulated 0.81" of rainfall month-to-date, which is slightly above average for June despite the longer-term drought.  
6/21/2021  NY-ES-6 NYEssex Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
My station has 2.84” of rain in these 3 weeks of June, which seems normal.  
6/21/2021  NY-MR-65 NYMonroe Moderately Dry General Awareness
Lawn is mostly brown and has not needed mowing for weeks. Cracks in the earth. Garden must be watered or plants will die or be significantly damaged. 0.42 rainfall last night should start to green things up but we are still significantly behind and will need much rainfall to catch up.  
6/21/2021  NY-SF-92 NYSuffolk Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Lovely weather to enjoy being outdoors — except for the squirrels that insist on hiding out in our garage and the neighbor’s garage! People are enjoying the good weather. Gardens are thriving, but with the added help of irrigation systems or hand watering.. We could use a gentle soaking rain.  
6/21/2021  NY-WN-18 NYWayne Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
No plant life, grass or wildlife seem stressed although the birds do love the bird bath to keep cool. :) The 1.48" that we received within the last week seems adequate.  
6/21/2021  NY-WY-11 NYWyoming Near Normal Agriculture
Plants & Wildlife
Partly cloudy to mostly cloudy and hot with evening and nighttime thunder storms. The high temperature was around eighty two degrees and the low around sixty four degrees Fahrenheit. Songbirds are eating voraciously. Small Black Cherries and small Walnuts are appearing.  
6/21/2021  NC-CR-109 NCCarteret Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Getting enough rain where grass needs to be cut every 4-5 days. Grass is lush and thick, with no brown spots. No standing water in ditches.  
6/21/2021  NC-CM-93 NCCumberland Mildly Wet General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
After a very dry May, June has been just the opposite, thankfully. Our grass is green and lush as are surrounding plants and crops. Fire hazard is way down and no warnings in this area. Birds are still making nests and raising their young. Pollinators like butterflies are slightly decreased in numbers as are snakes.  
6/21/2021  NC-DH-48 NCDurham Mildly Dry General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Yesterday's rainfall of 0.59 inches was the amount received in the past 8 days. However, we have surpassed the normal monthly average of 4.02 inches with a total of 4.14 inches. Even with all the rain from yesterday, the low wet spot is damp and I can hardly make a discernible footprint. The Mildly Dry selection is due to days without rain followed by brief but heavy downpours which does not allow for a ground soaking event. The nuts on the Shagbark Hickory are around 26 mm in diameter while the Pyracantha berries are near 3 mm. The rose hips are noticeable but there are no flowers. The Forsythia is doing well. The limbs of the shaded Glossy Abelia are very breakable. Most of the flowers on the Gardenia are wilting or have fallen off. The flowers on the other Glossy Abelia are in the process of wilting, falling off and regenerating(?). The Holly Bush berries are about 7 mm in diameter. We saw a fledgling crow asking to be fed yesterday. We are not seeing many birds as the natural foods are becoming abundant.  
6/21/2021  NC-MS-19 NCMadison Mildly Dry General Awareness
Agriculture
Fire
Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
We had 0.07 inches of rain last week and just over 2 inches of rain for the month. Conditions are mildly dry but water levels in creeks and springs is still good. The risk of fire from outside burning is higher as well. Pastures, hay fields, gardens and seedling beds are doing okay but some additional rain would help the new growth.  
6/21/2021  NC-WK-165 NCWake Moderately Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
We were lucky with rain earlier in season; those were gentle and soaking. This month we've had two crazy storms, the most recent yesterday as Tropical Storm Claudette(?) raged through. Crazy winds blasted through so that rain has been horizontal or almost so. Soil that looks stable enough was eroding, especially on our slope. Rain barrels and mini ponds have been overwhelmed. I haven't been to the lake recently but I'm sure it's up. The engineered creek was HIGH HIGH in its bed but it does drop quickly (since it's engineered to do so). This is probably fantastic for water supply as the reservoirs are likely in need of refilling after the high demand spring (sprinklers). I think we're up to normal or high normal, but the last years have been so wet it's hard to know /remember "normal". I'm sure those out west are jealous; we too wish we could send rain our your way! Plants are happy; the grass and shallow rooted ones were having a bit of a hard time but most had been doing okay; they're probably happy now (if they weren't seedlings which may have washed away). I have driven past crops but can't really speak to their vitality; I presume good...?  
6/21/2021  OH-ER-8 OHErie Near Normal General Awareness
We are surprised how green our grass is this year.  
6/21/2021  OR-JS-21 ORJosephine Moderately Dry General Awareness
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Fire
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Relief, Response & Restrictions
Society & Public Health
Tourism & Recreation
Water Supply & Quality
Very hot, windy, hard to deal with  
6/21/2021  PA-NM-3 PANorthumberland Moderately Dry General Awareness
In spite of the appearance of green grass and trees the soil is very dry. I planted about 200 seedlings of various types this spring and I've been watering them regularly, but many are turning brown, a few have died. The water levels in the ponds continue to drop.  
6/21/2021  SC-AK-75 SCAiken Mildly Wet General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
Society & Public Health
NWS COOP STATION GNTS1***LOCAL CONDITIONS BECOME MILDLY WET DUE TO RECENT RAINFALL FROM TROPICAL DEPRESSION CLAUDETTE***Monthly rainfall for June = 6.87 inches which is +1.44 inches above normal. Soil moisture readings at 4" below sandy loam sod = 17 centibars (Adequate). Soil moisture at 8" below sandy loam sod = 3 centibars (saturated). Both my front and back yards exhibit lush green growth with a few light brown areas. Air Quality Readings have been between the GOOD to MODERATE ranges.  
6/21/2021  TN-MT-77 TNMontgomery Near Normal General Awareness
Agriculture
Energy
Dry and hot conditions returned this week. Top layer of soil is moist. Hayfield was cut and rolled this week. Turf grass is growing. 75 White pine seedlings planted Jan 2021 showing continued new growth. 100 Virginia pine seedlings planted Jan 2021 also showing new growth. 2020 planting of 33 blueberry bushes doing well with new growth and berries now being harvested. 2020 pecan seedling orchard of 23 native pecans growing well. 100 each of bare root white pine and Virginia pine planted in late Jan 2020 doing well after initial shaping. March 2019 planting of hardwood trees of oak, pecan, mulberry and hazelnut are growing and doing well. February 2019 planting of Virginia pine now post pruning and shaping and doing well with continued new growth. Other spruce and firs planted February 2019 have shown best growth this season. Solar radiation increased this week with many cloudless days. Production from the 18kWp array for the prior week: High Production: 110.51 kWh Low Production: 75.88 kWh Average Production: 98.37 kWh Total Production: 688.56 kWh. The 5.22kWp array weekly production: 213.41 kWh  
6/21/2021  TX-CMR-85 TXCameron Near Normal not watering  
6/21/2021  TX-KN-28 TXKendall Mildly Wet Plants & Wildlife
Water Supply & Quality
Abundant rain in May and early June has filled long dry stock tanks and some small creeks have started flowing again. Everything is very green, growing and there is abundant forage for wildlife.  
6/21/2021  VT-WH-17 VTWindham Near Normal General Awareness
Plants & Wildlife
The grass remains thick and green, local waters appear to be at normal levels and flows for late June. Plant and grass growth rate as slowed down noticeably since Memorial Day.  
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