Drought Impacting Spring Gardening in the Tri Cities @natwxdesk
Drought Impacting Spring Gardening in the Tri Cities  @natwxdesk
Uploaded April 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
It’s been a very dry few weeks across the Tri-Cities, and now that we’re heading into gardening season, drought conditions are becoming a real concern.

Before you plant, remember we’re still watching for that average last frost, but beyond temperatures, soil moisture is already lacking in many spots.
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Drought Impacting Spring Gardening in the Tri Cities

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