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Adnan Akyuz, Ph.D. NDSU, AES State Climatologist Updated 8/24/2017
Drought Conditions Adnan Akyuz, Ph.D. NDSU, AES State Climatologist Updated 8/24/2017
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Prelude to Drought 2017 for ND
Period Precipitation Ranking Fall 2016 14th Wettest Winter 6th Wettest September through February 9th Wettest 6-mo Period March 2017 48th Driest April 2017 34th Driest May 2017 15th Driest Spring 2017 9th Driest Spring June 14th Driest July 11th Driest March-July 3rd Driest 5-mo Period
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Precipitation Accumulation Since March 1 in Select Locations in ND (Ranking)
Precipitation Totals Since March 1st Weekly Change Fargo 14th Driest (Record History: 137 years) -3 Grand Forks 26th Driest (Record History: 125 years) -4 Bismarck 53rd Driest (Record History: 143 years) -7 Williston 18th Driest (Record History: 124 years) Minot 7th Driest (Record History: 113 years) -1 Bowman 5th Driest (Record History: 103 years) Crosby 7th Driest (Record History: 111 years) new Bottineau 39th Driest (Record History: 121 years)
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7-Day Rainfall total
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30-Day Rainfall Total Accumulation % of Normal
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Long Term Precipitation % of Normal
60 Days 90 Days
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(% Change from previous week)
Cumulative % area (% Change from previous week) D1 63% (+19) DO 100% (0) D4 <1% (-5) D3 22% (+22) D2 53% (+9) <1% (0)
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Drought Change 1 Week 4 Weeks
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State Coverage and Intensity (Time Scale)
*Drought Severity and Coverage Index = DOx1+D1x2+D2x3+D3x4+D4x5 *Akyuz (2007)
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State Coverage and Intensity
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7-day Forecast Thu 7am, Aug 24 through Thu 7am, Aug 31
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Medium Range Forecast 8-14 Day Precipitation 8-14 Day Temperature
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3-Mounth Outlook (September through November)
Precipitation Temperature
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Drought Outlook
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