As of Feb. 1st, moderate drought or worse conditions make up the western two-thirds of Kansas. The drought level increases as you head towards the northwest and southwest corners of the state, especially the southwest corner. The six to ten-day outlook (Feb. 16 to 20) indicates we are predicted to have a 33 to 50% likelihood of above normal temperatures and a leaning towards a 40 to 50% of above normal precipitation (which still isn’t much).