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The Drought Monitor focuses on broad-scale conditions.
Local conditions may vary. See accompanying text summary for forecast statements.
http://drought.unl.edu/diri USDA Released Wednesday, November 26, 2008 Author: Brad Rippey, U.S. Department of Agriculture Crop Progress Table This Last Month Year Harvested Corn for Grain 43 Crop Condition Table Corn Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent Winter Wheat Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 95 This Last Month Year 2 n/a 3 n/a 16 n/a 68 n/a 11 n/a 1 2 ...4 30 44 63 49 5 2 Livestock Report Movement of livestock from summer ranges is behind last year. Warm weather and lack of snowfall has allowed for both late grazing and less supplemental feeding. Forty percent of cattle and 55 percent of sheep are receiving supplemental feed, below last year's percents. Range and pasture feed conditions are slightly better than last year.
Range & Livestock Table This Month Last Year Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 8 1 3 Poor 20 17 Fair 43 41 Good 26 27 Excellent 3 2 Livestock Moved From Summer Ranges Cattle and Calves 91 98 Sheep and Lambs 94 98 Livestock Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle and Calves 40 57 Sheep and Lambs 55 58 This information is also available on the Internet at: http ://www.nass.usda.gov/mt/ Completed and Summarized by: In conjunction with: MSU Extension Agents USDA, NASS, Montana Field Office USDA County Service Centers Weather Information for the Month ending 11/30/2008 Station Temperature Precipitation Novem ber Precipitation October 1 to date Hi | Low Avg | DFN Total DFN | % Nrm Total DFN | % Nrm NORTHWEST Alberton 57 16 37 +6 2.60 +1.78 317 3.91 +2.36 252 Anaconda 67 11 38 +8 1.20 +0.54 182 1.96 +0.32 120 Clinton 57 14 39 +7 1.54 +0.72 188 2.08 +0.53 134 Corvallis 64 16 38 +6 1.14 +0.13 113 1.54 -0.30 84 Creston 64 19 39 +8 1.33 -0.13 91 1.88 -0.81 70 Deer Lodge 66 10 35 +8 1.33 +0.90 309 1.88 +0.82 177 Drummond 60 8 36 +6 1.89 +1.17 262 2.53 + 1.01 166 Hamilton 66 19 40 +8 0.00 -1.01 0.00 -1.84 Kalispell 65 16 40 + 10 1.31 -0.01 99 1.73 -0.46 79 Missoula 61 19 39 +8 1.73 +0.91 211 2.32 +0.77 150 Olney 57 9 32 +4 1.60 -0.68 70 2.74 -0.91 75 Poison 65 18 39 +5 1.29 +0.13 111 2.05 -0.11 95 St Ignatius 67 18 40 +6 2.36 +1.37 238 3.24 + 1.20 159 Seeley Lake 63 14 36 +7 3.54 +1.45 169 4.08 +0.71 121 Sula 68 11 37 +7 1.33 +0.22 120 2.04 -0.23 90 Superior 57 17 38 +4 2.14 +0.56 135 2.47 -0.31 89 Swan Lake 65 15 37 +6 1.95 -1.20 62 2.66 -2.69 50 Thompson Falls 58 22 41 +6 2.46 -0.10 96 3.01 -1.22 71 West Glacier 55 15 37 +6 3.04 -0.10 97 4.41 -0.79 85 NORTH CENTRAL Chester 70 9 37 + 10 1.06 +0.71 303 1.07 +0.35 149 Chinook 69 11 35 +8 1.17 +0.81 325 1.22 +0.34 139 Choteau 69 11 40 +7 0.27 -0.05 84 0.31 -0.42 42 Cut Bank 67 12 40 + 12 0.19 -0.16 54 0.30 -0.46 39 Ft Assinniboine 71 9 37 +7 1.94 +1.56 511 2.00 + 1.04 208 Fort Benton 73 11 40 +8 1.12 +0.54 193 1.40 +0.03 102 Goldbutte 68 6 37 +8 0.70 +0.30 175 0.94 -0.04 96 Harlem 69 9 37 +9 0.74 +0.38 206 1.21 +0.30 133 Havre 70 14 38 + 10 1.37 +0.99 361 1.40 +0.51 157 Malta 69 9 38 + 12 0.46 +0.11 131 1.80 +0.87 194 Rudyard 70 11 37 +7 1.37 +0.93 311 1.37 +0.22 119 Shelby 66 6 39 +8 0.45 +0.09 125 0.48 -0.35 58 Turner 68 2 35 +9 0.20 -0.15 57 0.75 -0.18 81 Valier 67 11 40 + 10 0.10 -0.26 28 0.26 -0.57 31 NORTHEAST Bredette 70 7 32 +6 0.98 +0.69 338 2.60 + 1.70 289 Culbertson 71 9 34 +8 0.82 +0.49 248 2.33 + 1.18 203 Glasgow 72 9 36 +8 0.29 +0.01 104 1.63 +0.76 187 Glendive 73 14 37 +8 0.55 +0.14 134 1.89 +0.75 166 Jordan 73 9 37 +8 1.17 +0.84 355 2.42 + 1.35 226 Nashua 74 8 36 +8 0.48 +0.20 171 1.79 +0.92 206 Opheim 65 7 33 +9 0.10 -0.13 43 1.13 +0.41 157 Plentywood 72 10 33 +7 1.70 +1.38 531 2.47 + 1.55 268 St Marie 68 9 36 +8 0.40 +0.12 143 0.93 +0.06 107 Scobey 71 1 33 +7 0.86 +0.57 297 2.04 + 1.14 227 Sidney 71 11 35 +6 0.58 +0.13 129 2.18 +0.88 168 Wolf Point 73 8 35 +6 0.18 -0.24 43 1.23 +0.02 102 CENTRAL Cascade 67 10 40 +8 0.58 +0.09 118 1.24 -0.14 90 Grass Range 71 12 40 +7 0.83 +0.27 148 2.61 + 1.12 175 Great Falls 72 18 42 +9 0.68 +0.02 103 1.25 -0.18 87 Harlowton 71 9 38 +6 0.66 +0.13 125 1.13 -0.21 84 Helena 71 18 42 + 11 0.86 +0.38 179 1.24 +0.18 117 Lewistown 70 15 39 +8 1.16 +0.42 157 1.97 +0.13 107 Martinsdale 68 10 39 +7 0.52 -0.01 98 1.07 -0.16 87 Neihart 67 12 37 +7 1.31 +0.32 132 2.56 +0.28 112 Rogers Pass 70 11 40 +7 0.47 -0.02 96 1.58 +0.46 141 Roundup 72 15 41 +8 0.56 +0.23 170 2.26 + 1.06 188 Ryegate 71 12 38 + 10 0.66 +0.20 143 1.10 -0.07 94 Stanford 69 15 40 +8 0.68 +0.06 110 1.76 +0.27 118 Townsend 70 10 39 +6 0.90 +0.49 220 1.21 +0.14 113 Valentine 74 10 38 +7 0.93 +0.50 216 1.87 +0.73 164 Wht Sulphur Spr 63 11 37 +9 0.87 -0.03 97 1.47 -0.54 73 SOUTHWEST Boulder 65 14 38 +8 1.31 +0.80 257 1.97 +0.93 189 Bozeman 68 13 39 +7 1.39 +0.22 119 2.25 -0.51 82 Butte 66 7 35 +9 0.99 +0.46 187 1.28 +0.07 106 Dillon 66 16 39 +8 0.54 +0.11 126 0.66 -0.39 63 Ennis 70 7 38 +6 0.56 -0.08 88 0.71 -0.86 45 Lake view 60 12 36 + 13 1.54 +0.13 109 2.30 -0.38 86 W Yellowstone 62 12 35 + 13 1.50 -0.66 69 2.69 -0.80 77 Wisdom 60 4 34 + 10 1.46 +0.70 192 1.91 +0.49 135 SOUTH CENTRAL Billings 69 22 44 + 10 0.27 -0.57 32 2.09 +0.12 106 Cooke City 63 10 37 + 17 0.90 -1.13 44 1.49 -2.03 42 Gardiner 65 17 39 +6 0.67 -0.01 99 0.89 -0.55 62 Hardin 75 14 41 + 10 0.50 -0.42 54 1.75 -0.44 80 Huntley 72 10 40 +8 0.44 -0.20 69 2.70 + 1.08 167 Hysham 71 15 41 +8 0.79 +0.29 158 3.21 + 1.73 217 Joliet 71 13 40 +7 0.31 -0.41 43 1.85 -0.18 91 Livingston 71 10 43 +9 0.46 -0.31 60 1.05 -0.97 52 Nye 68 12 42 +7 0.58 -0.19 75 2.61 +0.59 129 Rapelje 72 9 41 +8 0.15 -0.60 20 1.86 -0.04 98 SOUTHEAST Albion 73 15 35 +6 0.33 -0.14 70 2.16 +0.79 158 Baker 71 13 34 +4 0.79 +0.29 158 1.92 +0.55 140 Broadus 74 16 40 +9 0.90 +0.31 153 3.13 + 1.55 198 Ekalaka 70 10 35 +5 1.43 +0.80 227 3.28 + 1.55 190 Miles City 74 17 40 +9 0.59 +0.05 109 2.27 +0.85 160 Plevna 72 9 35 +5 1.20 +0.70 240 2.48 + 1.11 181 Compiled byAWIS, Ir ic.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Drought Monitor focuses on broad-scale conditions.
Local conditions may vary. See accompanying text summary for forecast statements.
http://drought.unl.edu/diri USDA Released Wednesday, November 26, 2008 Author: Brad Rippey, U.S. Department of Agriculture Crop Progress Table This Last Month Year Harvested Corn for Grain 43 Crop Condition Table Corn Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent Winter Wheat Very Poor Poor Fair Good Excellent 95 This Last Month Year 2 n/a 3 n/a 16 n/a 68 n/a 11 n/a 1 2 ...4 30 44 63 49 5 2 Livestock Report Movement of livestock from summer ranges is behind last year. Warm weather and lack of snowfall has allowed for both late grazing and less supplemental feeding. Forty percent of cattle and 55 percent of sheep are receiving supplemental feed, below last year's percents. Range and pasture feed conditions are slightly better than last year.
Range & Livestock Table This Month Last Year Range and Pasture Feed Condition Very Poor 8 1 3 Poor 20 17 Fair 43 41 Good 26 27 Excellent 3 2 Livestock Moved From Summer Ranges Cattle and Calves 91 98 Sheep and Lambs 94 98 Livestock Receiving Supplemental Feed Cattle and Calves 40 57 Sheep and Lambs 55 58 This information is also available on the Internet at: http ://www.nass.usda.gov/mt/ Completed and Summarized by: In conjunction with: MSU Extension Agents USDA, NASS, Montana Field Office USDA County Service Centers Weather Information for the Month ending 11/30/2008 Station Temperature Precipitation Novem ber Precipitation October 1 to date Hi | Low Avg | DFN Total DFN | % Nrm Total DFN | % Nrm NORTHWEST Alberton 57 16 37 +6 2.60 +1.78 317 3.91 +2.36 252 Anaconda 67 11 38 +8 1.20 +0.54 182 1.96 +0.32 120 Clinton 57 14 39 +7 1.54 +0.72 188 2.08 +0.53 134 Corvallis 64 16 38 +6 1.14 +0.13 113 1.54 -0.30 84 Creston 64 19 39 +8 1.33 -0.13 91 1.88 -0.81 70 Deer Lodge 66 10 35 +8 1.33 +0.90 309 1.88 +0.82 177 Drummond 60 8 36 +6 1.89 +1.17 262 2.53 + 1.01 166 Hamilton 66 19 40 +8 0.00 -1.01 0.00 -1.84 Kalispell 65 16 40 + 10 1.31 -0.01 99 1.73 -0.46 79 Missoula 61 19 39 +8 1.73 +0.91 211 2.32 +0.77 150 Olney 57 9 32 +4 1.60 -0.68 70 2.74 -0.91 75 Poison 65 18 39 +5 1.29 +0.13 111 2.05 -0.11 95 St Ignatius 67 18 40 +6 2.36 +1.37 238 3.24 + 1.20 159 Seeley Lake 63 14 36 +7 3.54 +1.45 169 4.08 +0.71 121 Sula 68 11 37 +7 1.33 +0.22 120 2.04 -0.23 90 Superior 57 17 38 +4 2.14 +0.56 135 2.47 -0.31 89 Swan Lake 65 15 37 +6 1.95 -1.20 62 2.66 -2.69 50 Thompson Falls 58 22 41 +6 2.46 -0.10 96 3.01 -1.22 71 West Glacier 55 15 37 +6 3.04 -0.10 97 4.41 -0.79 85 NORTH CENTRAL Chester 70 9 37 + 10 1.06 +0.71 303 1.07 +0.35 149 Chinook 69 11 35 +8 1.17 +0.81 325 1.22 +0.34 139 Choteau 69 11 40 +7 0.27 -0.05 84 0.31 -0.42 42 Cut Bank 67 12 40 + 12 0.19 -0.16 54 0.30 -0.46 39 Ft Assinniboine 71 9 37 +7 1.94 +1.56 511 2.00 + 1.04 208 Fort Benton 73 11 40 +8 1.12 +0.54 193 1.40 +0.03 102 Goldbutte 68 6 37 +8 0.70 +0.30 175 0.94 -0.04 96 Harlem 69 9 37 +9 0.74 +0.38 206 1.21 +0.30 133 Havre 70 14 38 + 10 1.37 +0.99 361 1.40 +0.51 157 Malta 69 9 38 + 12 0.46 +0.11 131 1.80 +0.87 194 Rudyard 70 11 37 +7 1.37 +0.93 311 1.37 +0.22 119 Shelby 66 6 39 +8 0.45 +0.09 125 0.48 -0.35 58 Turner 68 2 35 +9 0.20 -0.15 57 0.75 -0.18 81 Valier 67 11 40 + 10 0.10 -0.26 28 0.26 -0.57 31 NORTHEAST Bredette 70 7 32 +6 0.98 +0.69 338 2.60 + 1.70 289 Culbertson 71 9 34 +8 0.82 +0.49 248 2.33 + 1.18 203 Glasgow 72 9 36 +8 0.29 +0.01 104 1.63 +0.76 187 Glendive 73 14 37 +8 0.55 +0.14 134 1.89 +0.75 166 Jordan 73 9 37 +8 1.17 +0.84 355 2.42 + 1.35 226 Nashua 74 8 36 +8 0.48 +0.20 171 1.79 +0.92 206 Opheim 65 7 33 +9 0.10 -0.13 43 1.13 +0.41 157 Plentywood 72 10 33 +7 1.70 +1.38 531 2.47 + 1.55 268 St Marie 68 9 36 +8 0.40 +0.12 143 0.93 +0.06 107 Scobey 71 1 33 +7 0.86 +0.57 297 2.04 + 1.14 227 Sidney 71 11 35 +6 0.58 +0.13 129 2.18 +0.88 168 Wolf Point 73 8 35 +6 0.18 -0.24 43 1.23 +0.02 102 CENTRAL Cascade 67 10 40 +8 0.58 +0.09 118 1.24 -0.14 90 Grass Range 71 12 40 +7 0.83 +0.27 148 2.61 + 1.12 175 Great Falls 72 18 42 +9 0.68 +0.02 103 1.25 -0.18 87 Harlowton 71 9 38 +6 0.66 +0.13 125 1.13 -0.21 84 Helena 71 18 42 + 11 0.86 +0.38 179 1.24 +0.18 117 Lewistown 70 15 39 +8 1.16 +0.42 157 1.97 +0.13 107 Martinsdale 68 10 39 +7 0.52 -0.01 98 1.07 -0.16 87 Neihart 67 12 37 +7 1.31 +0.32 132 2.56 +0.28 112 Rogers Pass 70 11 40 +7 0.47 -0.02 96 1.58 +0.46 141 Roundup 72 15 41 +8 0.56 +0.23 170 2.26 + 1.06 188 Ryegate 71 12 38 + 10 0.66 +0.20 143 1.10 -0.07 94 Stanford 69 15 40 +8 0.68 +0.06 110 1.76 +0.27 118 Townsend 70 10 39 +6 0.90 +0.49 220 1.21 +0.14 113 Valentine 74 10 38 +7 0.93 +0.50 216 1.87 +0.73 164 Wht Sulphur Spr 63 11 37 +9 0.87 -0.03 97 1.47 -0.54 73 SOUTHWEST Boulder 65 14 38 +8 1.31 +0.80 257 1.97 +0.93 189 Bozeman 68 13 39 +7 1.39 +0.22 119 2.25 -0.51 82 Butte 66 7 35 +9 0.99 +0.46 187 1.28 +0.07 106 Dillon 66 16 39 +8 0.54 +0.11 126 0.66 -0.39 63 Ennis 70 7 38 +6 0.56 -0.08 88 0.71 -0.86 45 Lake view 60 12 36 + 13 1.54 +0.13 109 2.30 -0.38 86 W Yellowstone 62 12 35 + 13 1.50 -0.66 69 2.69 -0.80 77 Wisdom 60 4 34 + 10 1.46 +0.70 192 1.91 +0.49 135 SOUTH CENTRAL Billings 69 22 44 + 10 0.27 -0.57 32 2.09 +0.12 106 Cooke City 63 10 37 + 17 0.90 -1.13 44 1.49 -2.03 42 Gardiner 65 17 39 +6 0.67 -0.01 99 0.89 -0.55 62 Hardin 75 14 41 + 10 0.50 -0.42 54 1.75 -0.44 80 Huntley 72 10 40 +8 0.44 -0.20 69 2.70 + 1.08 167 Hysham 71 15 41 +8 0.79 +0.29 158 3.21 + 1.73 217 Joliet 71 13 40 +7 0.31 -0.41 43 1.85 -0.18 91 Livingston 71 10 43 +9 0.46 -0.31 60 1.05 -0.97 52 Nye 68 12 42 +7 0.58 -0.19 75 2.61 +0.59 129 Rapelje 72 9 41 +8 0.15 -0.60 20 1.86 -0.04 98 SOUTHEAST Albion 73 15 35 +6 0.33 -0.14 70 2.16 +0.79 158 Baker 71 13 34 +4 0.79 +0.29 158 1.92 +0.55 140 Broadus 74 16 40 +9 0.90 +0.31 153 3.13 + 1.55 198 Ekalaka 70 10 35 +5 1.43 +0.80 227 3.28 + 1.55 190 Miles City 74 17 40 +9 0.59 +0.05 109 2.27 +0.85 160 Plevna 72 9 35 +5 1.20 +0.70 240 2.48 + 1.11 181 Compiled byAWIS, Ir ic.
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