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United States: Water surpluses in Gulf & N Atlantic

United States: Water surpluses in Gulf & N Atlantic

The forecast through November indicates that water deficits will shrink and downgrade considerably in the West, Northern Plains, and Northeast but persist in Peninsular Florida. Surpluses are forecast in central Gulf States and northern neighbors and will increase from Wisconsin to the Atlantic.

United States: Widespread water deficits will persist in the west

United States: Widespread water deficits will persist in the west

The forecast through September indicates widespread water deficits in the West, Pacific Northwest, Northern Plains, Great Lakes, and Northeast. Deficits will be exceptional in NorCal and the Pacific Northwest but will downgrade in the Dakotas. Widespread surpluses will persist in Gulf Coast States.

Global Precipitation & Temperature Outlook June 2019

Global Precipitation & Temperature Outlook June 2019

Much warmer than normal temperatures are forecast in the June Outlook for much of India, China, and Indonesia. Wetter than normal conditions are expected in central Iran and northern Afghanistan.

United States: Widespread water surpluses to persist WI to TX

United States: Widespread water surpluses to persist WI to TX

Though exceptional water surpluses will diminish through March, widespread and intense conditions will persist from Wisconsin through southern Minnesota, Iowa, eastern Nebraska, eastern Kansas, central Oklahoma, and central and eastern Texas. Surpluses along the Eastern Seaboard will also persist but moderate, while conditions in the Ohio River Valley normalize. In the western US, mild deficits are forecast punctuated by pockets of more intense anomalies, deficits as well as surpluses.

United States: Water surpluses forecast for MT, NE, IA, WI, & PA

United States: Water surpluses forecast for MT, NE, IA, WI, & PA

The forecast through November indicates that water deficits will downgrade considerably overall leaving mild to moderate deficits, but deficits will be intense along the Arkansas River through Kansas and Colorado, western Colorado, northeastern Utah, along the Canadian River through Oklahoma and the Texas Panhandle, and in the US Northeast. Areas of surplus include: Montana, the Black Hills of South Dakota, northern Nebraska, Iowa, Wisconsin, and eastern Pennsylvania.