🌵 Vermont Drought Monitor
Current drought conditions and weekly trends for Vermont. Data sourced from NOAA / US Drought Monitor.
Live Data • Last updated: May 19, 2026
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Dominant
Vermont is in No Drought
Dominant drought category as of May 19, 2026
Drought Category Breakdown
Percentage of Vermont's land area in each drought category.
75%
25%
No Drought
D0 — Abnormally Dry
D1 — Moderate Drought
D2 — Severe Drought
D3 — Extreme Drought
D4 — Exceptional Drought
📋 Drought Impact Assessment
Currently, 75.26% of Vermont's land area is experiencing no drought conditions, while 24.74% is classified as Abnormally Dry (D0). There are no areas in the state under D1 drought or worse, indicating a stable water situation overall.
The absence of drought means that Vermont's water supply is generally secure, supporting municipal needs, agriculture, and river flows. Typical water levels help ensure that farmers can irrigate crops effectively and that communities have access to sufficient drinking water, contributing to the overall health of the state's ecosystems.
The absence of drought means that Vermont's water supply is generally secure, supporting municipal needs, agriculture, and river flows. Typical water levels help ensure that farmers can irrigate crops effectively and that communities have access to sufficient drinking water, contributing to the overall health of the state's ecosystems.