An August and September Dry Spell continues to impact the Lakes Region.
The latest map from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows areas north of a Cassville-Kimberling City-Branson line into Severe Drought Level, meaning more cracks visible in soil and ground water levels continuing to drop.
The drought level around the Missouri-Arkansas Border remain at a Moderate Level while areas south and west of Harrison remain Abnormally Dry.
Forecasters continue to predict little rain in the forecast over the next seven days with a surge of summer heat keeping daytime highs mostly in the low to mid 90s.
Christmas Events This Weekend in the Lakes Region
Drought Levels Steady in Lakes Region
Nixa to Host Mayor’s Tree Lighting Ceremony and Community Cocoa Night on Dec. 5
Stone County Authorities Ask for Help in Locating Missing Teen