The continued hot and dry weather has moved the region into a severe drought status.
The latest report issued by the U.S. Drought Monitor through the National Weather Service indicates the entire Arkansas and Missouri Lakes region under the severe drought with the lake of rainfall beginning to impact crops and pastures as well as water supplies.
Forecasters say that rain chances will increase in the area next week but that drought conditions are expected to continue into August.
Branson City Hall Update Begins This Week
The City of Branson to begin a construction project on the second floor lobby at City Hall this week.
Drought Conditions Remain Steady Across the Lakes Region
The update from the U.S. Drought Monitor shows little change for those that do or don't have drought in the Lakes
Arkansas Public Television to End Affiliation with PBS
The Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) will lose its affiliation with Arkansas Public Television in 2026.
Cold Blast Prior to Warm-Up
While the weekend looks to be very chilly, the National Weather Service looks for a warming trend to start next week and to continue through Christmas.
