Ahhh − spring is here at last, and you can't wait for the weather to follow suit. For some of us, the warmth is already here, but for others, it might take a while. Though meteorological spring has been around for a few weeks,

"The East Coast and much of the western U.S. have had below-average precipitation during the winter months, resulting in a low threat of significant spring flooding. However, heavy rainfall at any time can lead to flooding," NOAA’s National Water Center said.

The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration's latest spring outlook shows drought is likely to spread in Texas amid warmer than average temperatures and lower than average precipitation.