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Photo of a dry pond in Benton County, Arkansas, Feb. 24, 2026.
Screenshot of the CMOR app showing the location of the report in northwest Arkansas.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Benton County, Arkansas.
“Ponds are approaching 10 year low water mark. Similar to severe drought August 2024.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Arkansas
Dry mountains in Big Horn County, Wyoming, on Feb. 12, 2026.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in north-central Wyoming.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Big Horn County, Wyoming.
“The Big Horns only have snow on the peaks.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Wyoming
Dry ponds in Oglethorpe County, Georgia, January 28, 2026. Description from CMOR user: “Rainfall has been short in the last 6 months. Our ponds are dry or are almost dry. Winter annuals and cool season perennials have been slow to produce grazing for cattle. More hay and added feed cost have been necessary to maintain cattle weight and reproduction.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in northeast Georgia.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Oglethorpe County, Georgia.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Georgia
Cows drinking from a very low basin in Stone County, Arkansas, Jan. 22, 2026.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in north-central Arkansas.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Stone County, Arkansas.
“Our ponds and tanks are lower than they have ever been. We are extremely dry and have had little to no rain.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Arkansas
A dry pond in White County, Arkansas, Jan. 13, 2026.
A screenshot of the CMOR app, showing the location of the report in central Arkansas.
This week’s CMOR photo is from White County, Arkansas.
“With very little rain or none, pond is still dropping about a foot or more a day. We have never seen the ponds this low.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Arkansas
Dry pond in McClain County, Oklahoma, Dec. 30, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “We have several ponds completely to almost dry. Two big watersheds completely dry. And two that have water are very low. These conditions have gotten extreme in the past several weeks.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in south-central Oklahoma.
This week’s CMOR photo is from McClain County, Oklahoma.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2026 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oklahoma
Dry ground in Sublette County, Wyoming, Dec. 14, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southwest Wyoming.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Sublette County, #Wyoming.
“This area should have a foot of snow at this time. We are on our second year of drought. Soil moisture is nonexistent and Spring is in question.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos
Dry pasture in Dade County, Missouri, on Dec. 5, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southwest Missouri.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Dade County, Missouri.
“Severe drought going into winter is devastating to my farm.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Missouri
Dry Creek in Vermilion Parish, Louisiana, on November 28, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southern Louisiana.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Vermilion Parish, Louisiana.
“We are having low water and salt water intrusion.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Louisiana
Quabbin Reservoir looking dry on November 17, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “I have been coming here for several years and have never seen it so low. Many commenters on a Quabbin Reservoir Watershed Facebook page are also stating it’s the lowest they have seen Quabbin levels since the 60s.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in north-central Massachusetts.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Franklin County, Massachusetts.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Massachusetts
Dry pasture in McClain County, Oklahoma, Nov. 10, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “We have been supplementing cattle with hay and feed for the past 9 weeks. We have had to move cattle to only one pasture where there is water and now we are having to full feed the cattle due to grass shortage. This is going to affect our winter feed.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in south-central Oklahoma.
This week’s CMOR photo is from McClain County, Oklahoma.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oklahoma
Dry pond in Pike County, Alabama, on November 4, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southeast Alabama.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Pike County, #Alabama.
“This is the lowest this pond has been since it was built 13 years ago. There is at least six feet of pond bank showing that is normally underwater.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos
Dry pond in Jefferson County, Oklahoma, on Oct. 27, 2025. “No fall grazing is expected. We dusted in 80% of our wheat this year, and the 8/10ths of rain this past weekend will finally sprout it and get it up.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southern Oklahoma.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Jefferson County, Oklahoma.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oklahoma
Dry pond in Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana, on Oct. 13, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in Louisiana.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Natchitoches Parish, Louisiana.
“No measurable rain in 5 plus weeks and very little before. Higher than normal temperatures and no rain in sight.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Louisiana
Dry creek in Preston County, West Virginia on Sept. 23, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in northern West Virginia.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Preston County, West Virginia.
“There are very few pockets of water (in our creek). There is no water in this section.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #WestVirginia
Dry cornfield in Allendale County, South Carolina, Sept. 16.
CMOR app showing the location of the CMOR report in southern South Carolina.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Allendale County, South Carolina.
“The corn at the end of harvest this year was so burned up.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #SouthCarolina
Grazing area in the Naalehu area of Hawaii, Sept. 10, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “Ka'u District for Hawaii County is experiencing severe drought. Cattle producers are hauling water and feed 3-5 times week. Normally they would not be hauling water or feed at this time.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report on the Big Island of Hawaii.
This week’s CMOR photo is from the Big Island of Hawaii.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Hawaii
Trees in Windsor County, Vermont, Sept. 5, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in Vermont.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Windsor County, #Vermont.
“Forest trees are dying where the rocky soil is thin. Red oaks seem to be holding up better than other hardwood species. The drought continues.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos
Cows standing in a dry pasture in Independence County, Arkansas, Aug. 24, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in northeast Arkansas.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Independence County, Arkansas.
“Grass is disappearing quickly. Very dry and brittle. Several producers already feeding hay in the area.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Arkansas
Dry field in Somerset County, Maine, on Aug. 11, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in Somerset County, Maine.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Somerset County, Maine.
“Brown grass and burnt out.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Maine
Dry pasture in Yell County, Arkansas, August 6, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in Arkansas.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Yell County, Arkansas.
“The grass should be due to cut for hay but is barely 6 inches tall in most areas and dry with no signs of growth.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Arkansas
Cutaway soil bank dry soil in Guilford, Vermont, 7/29/2025. Description from CMOR user: “We planted our garden late this year because the Spring was unusually wet right into June. Our garden was unworkable mud. Then the weather switched to unusually hot and dry, so now we have very dry conditions. We are seeing increased weather extremes, I believe, in general.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in the southeast corner of Vermont.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Windham County, Vermont.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Vermont
Dry pasture in Clarke County, Alabama, July 23, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “Very little rainfall the last three weeks… Unusually dry going into our dry season. Too hot and not enough rain to get fertilizer on hayfields for second and third cut. May lose third cutting. Late corn in some areas a loss and soybeans burning. Started putting a little hay out last week. Water level in pond down 12 inches from a month ago.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southwest Alabama.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Clarke County, Alabama.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Alabama
Dry rangeland in Sweetwater County, Wyoming, July 3, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in southwest Wyoming.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Sweetwater County, Wyoming.
“Range monitoring with Bureau of Land Management. Little to no feed available.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Wyoming
Dry pasture in Emery County, Utah on June 24, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Emery County, Utah.
“This year there has been very little rain compared to previous years. Range conditions are poor and very little to no spring growth has occurred.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #Utah
Dry field in Wallowa County, Oregon, June 16, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in northeast Oregon.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Wallowa County, Oregon.
“This is a newly seeded alfalfa/grass field. So far, only 1/4 of it has come up. It is very dry and is not in an irrigated area.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Oregon
Cattle lounging in a dry pasture in Valley County, Montana, June 12, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in northeastern Montana.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Valley County, Montana.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Montana
Dry rangeland in Liberty County, Montana, June 6, 2025.
CMOR app showing the location of the report in north-central Montana.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Liberty County, Montana.
“Native range land is very stressed and dried out. Water reservoirs are empty or much lower than usual for this time of year.”
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Montana
Dry field in Chilton County, Alabama, April 29, 2025. Description from CMOR user: “Areas that are normally wet in the spring are DRY. The first 4 months of this year we have only had 19.2” vs 27.7” last year… We had to feed hay deeper into spring due to lack of ryegrass growth and have started supplementing our calves a month early to make up for grass that’s not available.”
CMOR app showing the location of the report in central Alabama.
This week’s CMOR photo is from Chilton County, Alabama.
Submit your photos: go.unl.edu/cmor_drought
#drought #drought2025 #US #CMOR #photos #citizenscience #Alabama
