Kansas Gov. Kelly updated county drought watch, warning map
3/8/2024 1:15:13 AM
CATEGORIES:
Relief, Response & Restrictions
Water Supply & Quality
AFFECTED AREAS:
Allen County, KS
Anderson County, KS
Atchison County, KS
Barton County, KS
Bourbon County, KS
Brown County, KS
Butler County, KS
Chase County, KS
Chautauqua County, KS
Cherokee County, KS
Cheyenne County, KS
Clay County, KS
Cloud County, KS
Coffey County, KS
Cowley County, KS
Crawford County, KS
Decatur County, KS
Dickinson County, KS
Doniphan County, KS
Douglas County, KS
Elk County, KS
Ellis County, KS
Ellsworth County, KS
Franklin County, KS
Geary County, KS
Gove County, KS
Graham County, KS
Greenwood County, KS
Harvey County, KS
Jackson County, KS
Jefferson County, KS
Jewell County, KS
Johnson County, KS
Kingman County, KS
Labette County, KS
Lane County, KS
Leavenworth County, KS
Lincoln County, KS
Linn County, KS
Lyon County, KS
Marion County, KS
Marshall County, KS
McPherson County, KS
Miami County, KS
Mitchell County, KS
Montgomery County, KS
Morris County, KS
Nemaha County, KS
Neosho County, KS
Ness County, KS
Norton County, KS
Osage County, KS
Osborne County, KS
Ottawa County, KS
Phillips County, KS
Pottawatomie County, KS
Pratt County, KS
Rawlins County, KS
Reno County, KS
Republic County, KS
Rice County, KS
Riley County, KS
Rooks County, KS
Russell County, KS
Saline County, KS
Sedgwick County, KS
Shawnee County, KS
Sheridan County, KS
Sherman County, KS
Smith County, KS
Stafford County, KS
Thomas County, KS
Trego County, KS
Wabaunsee County, KS
Washington County, KS
Wilson County, KS
Woodson County, KS
Wyandotte County, KS
Start Date: 3/6/2024
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Kansas Gov. Laura Kelly updated the state’s drought emergency map that was issued during the 2023 summer. Most counties were in a drought watch, while 16 counties were in a drought warning. The counties in the southwestern part of the state were in normal condition.
KVOE (Emporia, Kan.), March 7, 2024
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