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Texas Current Drought Map. Texas Drought Map September 2019 Forecasts for current forecasts for drought, precipitation, and river flood stage gages using the links at the top of the page Drought is a normal climate pattern that has occurred in varying degrees of length, severity, and size throughout history

Below, you can look back at past drought conditions for Texas according to 3 historical drought indices Current Drought Conditions for Texas featuring an Interactive Map and list of drought status for towns and cities - Updated March 18, 2025

Latest drought monitor update shows deepening Houston drought.

This Week's Drought Summary For the drought-monitoring period ending the morning of March 18, significant precipitation fell in parts of the eastern and western United States, while warm, dry, windy weather led to worsening drought across portions of the central and southern Plains and neighboring regions. View current precipitation, temperature, and drought maps, as well as streamflow and soil moisture conditions. Current Impacts To see or report current drought impacts, please visit the Drought Impacts Toolkit, where you can find impacts from media in the Drought Impact Reporter and from citizen scientists and other volunteer observers under Condition Monitoring Observations.

Drought Conditions Have Expanded In East Texas cbs19.tv. Drought can have far-reaching consequences, including harm to agriculture, water supplies and human health Current Map: Current drought impacts on major water supply lakes in Texas.

Three quarters of Texas now in a drought, new report shows SciGuy. Exceptional Drought (D4) expanded to a larger area over the Texas Hill Country and the Big Bend region, according to the U.S Current Conditions and Impacts for the Southern Plains February and March are typically dry months in the High Plains, but this year has been exceptionally dry