<div>According to the most recent drought monitor issued on February 12, most of southeast Iowa and the western counties in northeast Missouri are experiencing abnormally dry weather.This has resulted in cities and counties such as Ottumwa, Keokuk, Centerville, McDonough County in Illinois, and Henry County in Iowa, issuing burn bans until conditions improve.However, most of western Illinois, the Quincy & Hannibal areas, and the southeast counties in northeast Missouri are experiencing moderate to severe drought conditions.On the other hand, the climate prediction center's precipitation outlook towards the end of February and the beginning of march shows a potential uptick in average precipitation for the most affected areas.On top of that, temperatures are also expected to increase along with it for most of the south and central parts of the United States.</div>

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According to the most recent drought monitor issued on February 12, most of southeast Iowa and the western counties in northeast Missouri are experiencing abnormally dry weather. This has resulted in cities and counties such as Ottumwa, Keokuk, Centerville, McDonough County in Illinois, and Henry County in Iowa, issuing burn...

Drought conditions persist in the Tri-State area

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According to the most recent drought monitor issued on February 12, most of southeast Iowa and the western counties in northeast Missouri are experiencing 

Drought conditions persist in the Tri-State area

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