Dry spell likely to persist for Wisconsin crops this summer
Meteorologist John Graff estimates little chance of an all day soaking rain in the next 30 days, citing a northward jet stream pattern. UW Eau Claire geographer Richard Palm notes dry conditions across western Wisconsin, with rainfall well below normal since April 15, stressing corn and soybean crops.
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Drought hits vast agricultural belt across northeast and Midwest
The drought spreads from the breadbasket to cities as governors declare restrictions on water use. Officials report below normal yields in Wisconsin, Minnesota, Montana and North Dakota, widespread conservation measures in New Jersey, New York, and eastern Massachusetts, and a 4 month drought emergency in New York City with reservoir levels well below normal.
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