Minnesota Drought Now Covers Nearly the Whole StateMinnesota Drought Now Covers Nearly the Whole StateAs dry conditions persist, more of Minnesota is now experiencing a drought.Lee VossLee Voss
Minnesota Drought Conditions on the RiseMinnesota Drought Conditions on the RiseSigns of drought are growing across Minnesota as hot and dry conditions persist.Lee VossLee Voss
40% of Minnesota Enjoying Relief From Drought This Season40% of Minnesota Enjoying Relief From Drought This SeasonA lack of precipitation over the last week has not had too much impact on Minnesota's drought index.Lee VossLee Voss
Minnesota Drought Conditions Vanishing With Recent Rain ShowersMinnesota Drought Conditions Vanishing With Recent Rain ShowersRecent rains have Minnesota farmers breathing a sigh of relief as the growing season gets underway.Lee VossLee Voss
Recent Rainfall Eases Minnesota Drought ConditionsRecent Rainfall Eases Minnesota Drought ConditionsSome significant rainfall Sunday and Monday has eased some of the drought conditions in Minnesota.Lee VossLee Voss
Minnesota Drought Conditions Persist With Little ReliefMinnesota Drought Conditions Persist With Little ReliefNo real change in Minnesota's drought conditions despite some rain showers over the last week.Lee VossLee Voss
Minnesota Drought Conditions WorsenMinnesota Drought Conditions WorsenEastern Stearns County and all of Benton County are now officially in a severe drought.Lee VossLee Voss
Parts of Stearns, Sherburne Counties in Moderate DroughtParts of Stearns, Sherburne Counties in Moderate DroughtThere is little change in this week's drought update.Jim MauriceJim Maurice
Extreme Drought Conditions Expand in MinnesotaExtreme Drought Conditions Expand in MinnesotaThe drought conditions continued to get worse in Minnesota over the past week.Jim MauriceJim Maurice
Forty-Two Percent of Minnesota Now in ‘Extreme’ DroughtForty-Two Percent of Minnesota Now in ‘Extreme’ DroughtThe weekly update from the U.S. Drought Monitor says 42 percent of the state is now in an 'extreme' drought. That is up from 35 percent last week.Jim MauriceJim Maurice