Ref: Fig. 1a: ACIS 7-day average temperature anomalies show that the greatest positive temperature departure was over the Washington Cascades (>+9°F) and the greatest negative departures occurred over western Montana and western Wyoming (<-6F). Ref: http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/maps/current/index.php?action=update_daterange&daterange=7d Figs. 4a: Soil Moisture ranking in percentile based on 1916-2004 climatology as of 17 August. Excessive moisture dominates over the western Great Lakes. Dry soils are scattered across the eastern Gulf Coast, New Jersey, and the upper Great Basin. Ref: Figs. 4b: Soil Moisture change in percentile on 1916-2004 climatology for the week shows significant moistening from northern Nevada to the Northern Rockies, and scattered across the Gulf of Mexico region and Pennsylvania. Some excessive drying is noted over Nebraska and North Carolina. Ref: (very useful resource) and Fig. 5: Map of below normal 7-day average streamflow compared to historical streamflow for the day of year. Very few regions are showing below normal flows. Maine has the largest stream flow deficits this week. Ref:
Ref: Fig. 1a: ACIS 7-day average temperature anomalies show that the greatest positive temperature departure was over the Washington Cascades (>+9°F) and the greatest negative departures occurred over western Montana and western Wyoming (<-6F). Ref: http://www.hprcc.unl.edu/maps/current/index.php?action=update_daterange&daterange=7d Figs. 4a: Soil Moisture ranking in percentile based on 1916-2004 climatology as of 17 August. Excessive moisture dominates over the western Great Lakes. Dry soils are scattered across the eastern Gulf Coast, New Jersey, and the upper Great Basin. Ref: Figs. 4b: Soil Moisture change in percentile on 1916-2004 climatology for the week shows significant moistening from northern Nevada to the Northern Rockies, and scattered across the Gulf of Mexico region and Pennsylvania. Some excessive drying is noted over Nebraska and North Carolina. Ref: (very useful resource) and Fig. 5: Map of below normal 7-day average streamflow compared to historical streamflow for the day of year. Very few regions are showing below normal flows. Maine has the largest stream flow deficits this week. Ref:
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