COLUMBIA, Mo.
While the drought continues to affect the livelihood of many farmers across the state, the public is being asked to submit local drought information to better understand the impacts.
This information can be submitted to the Missouri Extension Drought Impact Reporter here.
"This site will be very helpful when it comes to assessing drought conditions and compiling impact reports at the local, county and state level, University of Missouri Extension Climatologist Pat Guinan said.
While the ridge is expected to breakdown next week and bring with it some much needed rain, unfortunately it won’t help alleviate the drought conditions that are affect Mid-Missourians.
"Input from Missourians helps decision-makers gain a more complete and accurate portrayal of drought conditions affecting the Show-Me State," Guinan said.
Previously, ABC 17 reported that brown grass isn’t dead, but in fact dormant.
They are as follows: – You’ll want to avoid watering in the heat of the day, as the water will just evaporate too quickly.
When you do water, water at least twice a week max.
"Your local input and expertise is valued and will provide additional information for the author to consider when assessing Missouri drought conditions and categories."