It seems as soon as the drought conversation comes up, it goes away thanks to some timely rain.

That may not be the case though as we look to December. John Bumgardner at the National Weather Service in Lincoln indicates the month ahead is not giving a strong indication that above-average moisture could be on the way.

There is a slight lean that December through February will come in below-normal for precipitation. Bumgardner hopes there could be a chance to make up some of the lost precipitation from November.

El Nino continues to show a strong signal as we get to the winter months. We'll have more from Bumgardner next week on the latest with El Nino on Regional Radio.