{
"name":"Hazards/Drought",
"title":"Hazards/Drought",
"type":"Map Service",
"typeKeywords":["ArcGIS Server","Service","Map Service"],
"description":"An active weather pattern over much of the eastern United States brought with it cooler than normal temperatures for most areas east of the Mississippi River. Areas of the Mid-Atlantic and Florida recorded above-normal precipitation with departures of up to 2 inches above normal for the week. Temperatures were also cooler than normal over the Southwest as above-normal precipitation from southern Oregon to western Arizona helped to keep temperatures down. Areas of the central Rocky Mountains recorded up to 4 inches above normal precipitation as a series of low pressure systems developed there and tracked onto the Plains. Drier than normal conditions dominated much of the South and much of the northern United States had above-normal temperatures.   Author(s): Brian Fuchs, National Drought Mitigation Center Deborah Bathke, National Drought Mitigation Center",
"extent":[[-1.6581736612476144E7,-7798875.296753507],[1591178.2335999548,7874851.370051922]],

"url":"https://gisweb.unr.edu/nbmg/rest/services/Hazards/Drought/MapServer"
}