Drought in Dundy, Nebraska

Monthly precipitation amounts ranged from about one-half inch, to nearly one and one-half inches, highest over far western portions of the county. Precipitation deficits were as low as about one and one-half inches over central and eastern portions of the county, with deficits around one-half inch over far western and northwest portions. Normal monthly precipitation amounts range from a little under two inches over western portions of the county, to about two and three-tenths of an inch over eastern portions.

Below average precipitation and above average temperatures contributed to worsening drought across southwest Nebraska during April 2026. D3 Extreme Drought continued its southward expansion to include all three counties by mid-April. Monthly precipitation amounts ranged from about six-tenths of an inch, to about one and one-quarter of an inch. Normal monthly precipitation amounts range from a little under two inches to about two and one-quarter of an inch.