For archives from 2000 to present, visit http://drought.unl.edu/dm/archive.html. PDF files are not available for the weeks listed here.
We recognize that gifs are handy for the web but inadequate for publication-quality reproduction. If you need a crisper version of a Drought Monitor map in a different format, please contact Deborah Wood at the NDMC via e-mail, or at 402-472-6705.
Drought Monitor Summaries
1999: December 28, December 21, December 14, December 7, November 30, November 23, November 16, November 9, November 2, October 26, October 19, October 12, October 5, September 28, September 21, September 15, September 7, August 31, August 24, August 18, August 11, August 4, July 27, July 20, July 13, July 7, June 22, June 15, May 20
Products* currently archived here are those that are unique to this site. The majority of the maps displayed under “current”and “forecast” conditions actually reside on servers maintained by various government climate-monitoring entities, such as the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) or the Joint Agricultural Weather Facility (JAWF). Some past editions of data maps are in publically available archives and others aren’t, although the current trend is toward more available archives. You can contact the agency that generates a product to see whether “back issues”are available via means other than the web.
* In the jargon of applied climatology, “product” refers to a way of mapping data. Each drought, soil moisture or precipitation map is a product.
