The temperature and precipitation outlook for North Dakota varies from the month of April through June, according to the National Weather Service.

The temperature outlook graphic shows that more than half the state of North Dakota will be experiencing temperatures leaning above the average.

The precipitation prediction shows that almost the entire state of North Dakota could experience equal chances of above or below average precipitation from April through June.

The drought prediction from March 21 through June shows the majority of the northernmost part of the state will continue to experience persistent drought, and the northwest corner of the state drought is likely to develop.