NOAA forecasts warmer, wetter, less disruptive spring with no major or record flooding in the US.

NOAA predicts a warmer, wetter, yet less disruptive spring for the U.S., with zero major or record flooding forecast. The spring outlook suggests that there is zero major or record flooding forecast, and only a quarter of the nation is currently in drought. However, the risk of wildfires remains high in some areas, and the NOAA forecast does not consider tornadoes or severe storms.