Current Drought Conditions for Alabama - April 22, 2025

Alabama Drought Report:

As of April 22, 2025 approximately 9% (4956 square miles) of Alabama is Abnormally dry with no areas under drought conditions.

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Alabama Drought Conditions Map

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List of Current Drought Conditions for Cities and Towns in Alabama

LocationDrought Conditions
AbbevilleAbnormally Dry
AshfordAbnormally Dry
AvonAbnormally Dry
BellamyAbnormally Dry
BlackAbnormally Dry
ClayhatcheeAbnormally Dry
Coffee SpringsAbnormally Dry
ColumbiaAbnormally Dry
CottonwoodAbnormally Dry
CowartsAbnormally Dry
CubaAbnormally Dry
CullomburgAbnormally Dry
DalevilleAbnormally Dry
DemopolisAbnormally Dry
DothanAbnormally Dry
EnterpriseAbnormally Dry
EunolaAbnormally Dry
GenevaAbnormally Dry
GilbertownAbnormally Dry
GrimesAbnormally Dry
HaleburgAbnormally Dry
HeadlandAbnormally Dry
KinseyAbnormally Dry
LismanAbnormally Dry
LockhartAbnormally Dry
MadridAbnormally Dry
MillryAbnormally Dry
MyrtlewoodAbnormally Dry
Napier FieldAbnormally Dry
NewtonAbnormally Dry
PenningtonAbnormally Dry
RehobethAbnormally Dry
SilasAbnormally Dry
SlocombAbnormally Dry
TaylorAbnormally Dry
ToxeyAbnormally Dry
WebbAbnormally Dry
YorkAbnormally Dry
HartfordAbnormally Dry
Level PlainsAbnormally Dry
LindenAbnormally Dry
LivingstonAbnormally Dry
MalvernAbnormally Dry
Midland CityAbnormally Dry
New BrocktonAbnormally Dry
NewvilleAbnormally Dry
OzarkAbnormally Dry
PinckardAbnormally Dry
SamsonAbnormally Dry
Sweet WaterAbnormally Dry
ButlerAbnormally Dry
GordonAbnormally Dry
FloralaAbnormally Dry

Drought Conditions for Neighboring Areas

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