These graphs show a drastic improvement in drought conditions across the state from December of 2017 to November of 2018. Record amounts of snowfall in February across the region greatly helped Blaine County start to recover from D3, Extreme Drought Conditions a year ago to, D0 Abnormally Dry, conditions this November. Currently there are just a few locations in the state with a drought designation of D1 (1.5%) and 6.2%, including Blaine County with D0 status. According to Megan Syner with the National Weather Service, good moisture in May and June will go a long ways towards continually improved drought conditions.
