3 years, 5 months ago by Scott Hardy
According to latest from U.S. Drought Monitor
Parts of the Tri-States remain abnormally dry, according to the latest report from the U.S. Drought Monitor.
In their weekly update issued Thursday, the Drought Monitor says that in West-Central Illinois, nearly all of Adams County is abnormally dry. In addition,all of Brown, Schuyler and Scott counties, most of Pike and small parts of southern Hancock and McDonough Counties are also abnormally dry. In Northeast Missouri, abnormally dry conditions have returned to all of Marion, Lewis, Knox and Shelby Counties, and parts of Ralls, Monroe, Clark and Scotland Counties.
No counties in Southeast Iowa are considered abnormally dry.
