30 Day Precipitation Departures From Average Calculated by MARFC:
90 Day Precipitation Departures From Average Calculated by MARFC:
Year to Date Precipitation Departures From Average Calculated by MARFC:
MARFC Precipitation Departure Maps are available for a variety of time spans.
MARFC Observed Precipitation Maps are available to show the most recent precipitation amounts for time spans of the past 72 hours.
Northeast Regional Climate Center precipitation maps are also available for a variety of time spans and on a larger geographic scale.
National AHPS Precipitation Maps are available for a national perspective.
30 Day Temperature Departures From Normal
Northeast Regional Climate Center temperature maps are available for a variety of time spans.
FOR THE MOST CURRENT AND UP-TO-DATE INFORMATION, PLEASE VISIT THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER.
The Tropical Weather Outlook for the next 48 hours:
The Tropical Weather Outlook for the next 5 days:
Note: If there are areas in yellow, then these areas are experiencing abnormally dry, but not quite drought, conditions. See below for additional drought related links.
For drought information at any time, use these links:
National Integrated Drought Information System
United States Drought Information
Most Recent Palmer Drought Index
NASA GRACE-Based Shallow Groundwater Drought Indicator
Delaware River Basin Commission Drought Information
New York City Delaware River Basin Reservoirs
For drought information and watch/warning/emergency declarations on a statewide level:
Maryland Drought Information and Current Status
New Jersey Drought Information
New York Current Drought Conditions
Pennsylvania Drought Condition Monitoring
Cooperating Agencies:
Delaware River Basin Commission
Interstate Commission on the Potomac River Basin
USGS Streamflow Information (click on image for additional information).
USGS Groundwater Information (click on image for additional information).
U.S. Geological Survey Real Time Data
The MARFC Precipitation Forecast for the next 72 hours:
Weather Prediction Center Precipitation Outlook for the next 5 days:
The Climate Prediction Center 6 to 10 Day Outlook:
The Climate Prediction Center 8 to 14 Day Outlook:
The 30 Day Precipitation and Temperature Outlooks from the Climate Prediction Center:
The 90 Day Precipitation and Temperature Outlooks from the Climate Prediction Center:
Check out Global Weather Patterns to see weather patterns on a larger scale.
The water resources and supplies outlook is good or fair for the Mid-Atlantic Region.
Autumn has arrive. This typically means that our weather systems will transition from summertime scattered showers and thunderstorms to more organized low pressure systems with associated warm and cold fronts. Though summer ended wetter than average for many areas, overall for the summer season, most areas were a bit drier than average for the Mid-Atlantic. The remnants of a tropical system can still pass by or through the Mid-Atlantic through early fall which could leave parts or even all of the region wet. However, in the absence of this type of tropical moisture, there are no strong indicators of a wet fall. Remaining dry areas are likely to slowly improve while wetter areas are now increasingly unlikely to experience dry or drought-like conditions.
