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The recent rains have improved drought conditions across the region this week. All severe (D2) drought has been removed but areas of moderate (D1) drought remain in Georgia and Florida. Drought was removed from South Carolina and North Carolina, although in NC there are still some patches of abnormally dry (D0) conditions. Most of the rain in the next week will be concentrated in areas where no drought is present. Not much change is expected in the drier areas of the region, which should see limited rain this coming week. The same weather pattern is expected for most of the next three weeks, so we are likely to see this pattern continue through February.

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