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Lancaster County drought-free heading into fall
September 23, 2026
Lancaster County cleared the last traces of drought as of the week of September 15-21, 2026, with no part of the county classified in any drought category. Conditions have been improving through August and September with minimal abnormal dryness, shifting the area from marginal water stress to normal conditions heading into fall.
Lancaster County dryness fades to zero
September 23, 2026
Lancaster County moved from 99.59% coverage of abnormally dry conditions (D0+) the week of July 21-27 to 0% by September 15-21. Above-normal summer and early autumn precipitation has ended drought stress in the region.
Lincoln stretch of warm days beats normal
September 23, 2026
The Lincoln weather station, 1 km from the ecosystem, recorded a mean daily high of 85.5°F over the past 30 days, 4.4°F above its 1991-2020 normal, with a warmest day of 98°F on September 8. Nighttime temperatures also ran 9.7°F above normal.
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