-
Recent rainfall has drastically improved South Dakota’s outlook on the Drought Monitor.
-
As the state tangles with on-again, off-again drought, there are indications conditions are improving going into 2024. However, the state isn’t out of the woods just yet.
-
After a few dry years in cattle country, the states producers are finally getting some relief – but there’s still a hole to dig out of.
-
Recent heavy rains are resulting in improved drought conditions across South Dakota.
-
Darren Clabo, Ph.D., is our state fire meteorologist. He discusses which areas of the state could burn amidst rising temperatures and dry conditions.
-
Thanks to recent rainfall, the severity of dry conditions statewide is decreasing.
-
South Dakota began grappling with abnormal weather trends before the summer even started.
-
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers officials say drought conditions will likely improve in the Missouri River Basin.
-
Some areas of South Dakota are experiencing abnormally dry conditions with moderate drought conditions in the southeastern region.
-
It been a whale of a winter, and it’s still a week from officially ending. As a result, snowfall totals have already turned the heads of the states’ weather watchers.