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NIDIS supports drought research through advancing the scientific understanding of the mechanisms that lead to drought as well as improving the coordination and delivery of drought information.
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NIDIS is a multi-agency partnership that coordinates drought monitoring, forecasting, planning, and information at national, state, and local levels across the country.
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Missouri Leverages Partnerships to Boost Soil Moisture Data for Early Drought and Flood Warnings

The state of Missouri is working to better track water from the sky into the soil, in the hopes that expanded soil moisture data across the state can help decision-makers better predict, prepare for, and track both drought and flood events. Following damaging flooding in 2019, a multi-state, multi-agency working group with representatives from Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, and Nebraska

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