2018
DOI: 10.1175/wcas-d-18-0051.1
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Comparison of Agricultural Stakeholder Survey Results and Drought Monitoring Datasets during the 2016 U.S. Northern Plains Flash Drought

Abstract: The evolution of a flash drought event, characterized by a period of rapid drought intensification, is assessed using standard drought monitoring datasets and on-the-ground reports obtained via a written survey of agricultural stakeholders after the flash drought occurred. The flash drought impacted agricultural production across a five-state region centered on the Black Hills of South Dakota during the summer of 2016. The survey asked producers to estimate when certain drought impacts, ranging from decreased … Show more

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“…Each dataset was aggregated to the zip code level for the study region. As reported in Otkin et al [29], respondents' recollection of the timing of top soil moisture depletion generally aligned with drought development as indicted by NLDAS TS.…”
Section: Measures Of Drought Emergence and Severitysupporting
confidence: 54%
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“…Each dataset was aggregated to the zip code level for the study region. As reported in Otkin et al [29], respondents' recollection of the timing of top soil moisture depletion generally aligned with drought development as indicted by NLDAS TS.…”
Section: Measures Of Drought Emergence and Severitysupporting
confidence: 54%
“…To do so, U.S. Northern Great Plains livestock producers were surveyed about their coping decisions (related to feed, forage, and grazing pressure) in response to a 2016 flash drought. As reported in Otkin et al [29], the 2016 drought event developed by the end of March, in response to a prolonged period of warmer than normal temperatures and near-to below-normal precipitation during the preceding fall and winter. April brought wetter conditions to much of the region, but by the end of May, very dry conditions returned to most of the region, and temperatures were also much cooler than normal.…”
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confidence: 69%
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