Drought Classification The National Drought Monitor depiction for Nebraska as of March 17, 2009 indicates that no part of Nebraska is classified as experiencing D1 (moderate drought) to D4 (exceptional drought) condition - United States Drought Monitor - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Drought Classification The National Drought Monitor depiction for Nebraska as of March 17, 2009 indicates that no part of Nebraska is classified as experiencing D1 (moderate drought) to D4 (exceptional drought) condition Add to Reading List Document Date: 2009-03-25 14:30:36 Open Document File Size: 30,50 KB Share Result on Facebook Continent North America / / Country United States / Peru / / Event Natural Disaster / / NaturalFeature Grand Island / Blue river / Platte / Wyoming Platte river / Pacific Equatorial seas / Lake McConaughy / Platte river / / Organization Climate Prediction Center / / Person Harry Strunk / Hugh Butler / / Position Official / / ProvinceOrState Texas / Kansas / Nebraska / Colorado / Harlan / / Region southern Texas / western Nebraska / Eastern Nebraska / southwestern Kansas / southwest Kansas / central Nebraska / Southwest / / SocialTag Climatology Droughts Mormon Trail Oregon Trail Hydrology Lake McConaughy Drought Rain Reservoir Geography of the United States

Drought Classification The National Drought Monitor depiction for Nebraska as of March 17, 2009 indicates that no part of Nebraska is classified as experiencing D1 (moderate drought) to D4 (exceptional drought) conditionAdd to Reading List