In-Depth Coverage:
Connect with Us
Podcasts & RSS Feeds
| All Content |
| RSS |
| View all podcasts & RSS feeds | ||
Most Active Stories
- Now That 'Ink's Dry' on HB 5, Future of Texas Education Bill Secured
- Kerbey Lane 'Eat-In' Seeks Cafe at Mueller Development (Update)
- Street Closure Map: 2013 ROT Rally and Juneteenth Parade
- Two Big Education Bills Gain Approval from Texas Legislature
- With Tube Rentals, East Austin Beach Not So 'Secret' Anymore
KUT News Staff
Environment
Drought Map Shows No Significant Changes
Credit U.S. Drought Monitor
This week's drought conditions (R) remain steady compared to the previous week.
As far as the Texas drought goes, no news might be good news.
After steadily improving for months, the U.S. Drought Monitor map shows statewide drought conditions have reached a plateau.
Heavy rains two weeks ago brought more than 10 percent of the state out of any drought. That number remains steady.
This week, less than one percent of the state is classified in the most severe drought level. Last year about three quarters of the state saw that condition.
While more of the state is under drought right now than last week, it’s an increase of less than a tenth of a percent.
Related Content:
-
Weather
-
Environment


