NOAA estimates drought recovery needs in Tennessee.
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Updated Sep 21
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NOAA estimates drought recovery needs in Tennessee.
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- NOAA monitors drought conditions in the state of North Carolina.
- NOAA is monitoring drought conditions in Central Oregon using its data.
- Research is underway regarding agricultural recovery from major hurricane damage and riverbank stabilization efforts along the Nolichucky River in Tennessee.
- NOAA reported the warmest summer on record, with extreme heat gripping Tennessee and California.