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NOAA released their latest seasonal outlook this week. It shows that the widespread flooding that is affecting parts of the US is likely to continue through spring, which could potentially be devastating for farmers. You can read about the Spring Flood Outlook here.

The Pew Trust has an interesting story about spring floods and the need for more resilience in infrastructure here.

CNN posted a story about the impacts of flooding in Nebraska and surrounding areas on farmers here.

The latest monthly and seasonal outlooks were also released this week. They show that for the Southeast, the climate is likely to be warmer and wetter than normal for both April and the April through June period.