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Current Drought monitor map for Arizona
  Total Normal Difference % of normal
Tucson 6.17 6.54 -0.37 94
Tucson 17 NW 12.50 6.97 5.53 179
Tucson Campbell Ave 8.24 7.05 1.19 117
Tucson U of A (NWS) 7.46 6.64 0.82 112
Green Valley 8.31 7.58 0.73 110
Vail 7N 7.53 7.57 -0.04 99
Redington 11.56 9.34 2.22 124
Eastern Pima County 8.82 7.38 1.44 120
Anvil Ranch 3.66 6.86 -3.20 53
Arivaca 12.08 10.24 1.84 118
Kitt Peak 22.14 13.92 8.22 159
Sasabe INS 9.70 10.22 -0.52 95
Sells 5.51 6.81 -1.30 81
Central Pima County 10.62 9.61 1.01 110
Ajo 4.94 4.17 0.77 118
Organ Pipe N.M. 5.97 5.45 0.52 110
Western Pima County 5.46 4.81 0.65 113
Oracle 2 SE 9.65 15.03 -5.38 64
Picacho 8 SE 6.80 6.05 0.75 112
San Manuel 9.37 8.55 0.82 110
Kearny 11.10 8.50 2.60 131
SE Pinal County 10.20 9.42 0.79 108
Nogales 6 N 9.56 10.49 -0.93 91
Patagonia #2 13.03 10.34 2.69 126
Canelo 4.69 10.07 -5.38 47
Tumacacori N.M. 11.57 9.54 2.03 121
Santa Cruz County 9.71 10.11 -0.40 96
Fort Thomas 2 SW 8.03 6.12 1.91 131
Safford Ag. Center 4.49 5.29 -0.80 85
Duncan 5.92 6.97 -1.05 85
Clifton 5.91 7.39 -1.48 80
Gila River Valley 6.15 6.13 0.02 100
Benson 6 SE 6.66 7.48 -0.82 89
Cascabel 8.22 8.05 0.17 102
Pearce-Sunsites 7.52 7.16 0.36 105
Willcox 7.21 7.40 -0.19 97
NW Cochise 7.40 7.52 -0.12 98
Bisbee #2 8.06 11.69 -3.63 69
Coronado N.M. HQ 16.82 12.59 4.23 134
Sierra Vista 5.29 7.27 -1.98 73
Tombstone 9.51 7.51 2.00 127
Y Lightning Ranch 12.57 8.25 4.32 152
SW Cochise 10.45 9.46 0.99 110
Bowie 7.79 6.97 0.82 112
Chiricahua N.M. 11.62 12.17 -0.55 95
Portal 18.60 12.05 6.55 154
San Simon 5.69 5.63 0.06 101
NE Cochise 10.93 9.21 1.72 119
Douglas 4.34 7.21 -2.87 60
McNeal 4.59 6.02 -1.43 76
Rucker Canyon 16.12 12.15 3.97 133
SE Cochise 7.95 8.88 -0.93 89
SE Arizona  8.77 8.25 0.52 106
         
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