Runoff has run out. After seeing a torrent of melted snow this spring and regular rain showers in May and June, North Dakota is starting to dry out. According to the U.S. Drought Monitor and NDSU Extension, the percentage of the state experiencing a drought has grown steadily throughout July. The July 18 U.S. Drought Monitor map shows roughly twothirds […]
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