Drought Conditions in the Ozarks are worsening, and while we aren’t seeing as drastic of conditions as we had seen during the summer, a dry forecast means being one step closer to a drought.
Arkansas listeners may be keenly aware of the lack of water, as the entirety of Arkansas is seeing D1 to D3 drought conditions. While on the Missouri border we’re seeing less overall severity, that doesn’t mean some counties aren’t feeling the heat.
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We spoke to Senior Meteorologist from the National Weather Service in Springfield, Doug Kramer, for more.
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