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- Indiana may experience a flash drought due to rising temperatures and limited rainfall, especially in central and southern areas.
- The National Weather Service cautions that dry conditions could lead to increased soil moisture loss, affecting crops and water supplies.
- Ohio is facing moderate drought, with many cities in a rainfall deficit since August.
- Low water levels in the Maumee River are stressing aquatic wildlife, impacting fish and vegetation.
- Residents in both states should monitor water usage and prepare for drier conditions, as September usually brings less rainfall.
