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The latest Drought Monitor, released this morning, shows that there have been slight increases in abnormally dry conditions in Virginia and North Carolina.  Both of those states missed the rain from Hurricane Irma, allowing drier conditions to remain and grow a little. The latest seasonal drought outlook was also released today and shows that drought is expected to develop in Alabama and Mississippi over the next three months based on expected weather patterns, including above normal temperatures.

  

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