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South Dakota is seeing reduced levels of drought severity, though widespread dry conditions are persisting across the state.
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Runoff on the Missouri River Basin remains below average.
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Drought conditions are persisting across South Dakota.
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The latest Drought Monitor shows the entirety of South Dakota is facing some degree of dryness.
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The Black Hills is experiencing dryness levels unlike anything it’s seen in a decade. Now fire and forest officials have one message – take the warnings seriously.
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September was historically dry in South Dakota. Now, weather watchers are hoping for some precipitation before the ground freezes for the winter.
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In a reversal from this time last year, West River is the one experiencing drought, while those in East River remain saturated following historic rains and flooding.
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Recent rainfall has drastically improved South Dakota’s outlook on the Drought Monitor.
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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.
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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.