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The National Drought Mitigation Center's Drought Impacts Toolkit features several key tools for monitoring and mitigating the impacts of drought, including condition monitoring observer reports, th
The Current Conditions page features national conditions. You can also explore maps of current and future conditions by state, watershed, county, or city.