Recent heavy rains eased the winter drought, with 20-50 mm of precipitation recorded across most regions.
Upper soil layers are saturated in many areas, particularly in the southwest and the northeast.
Although deeper layers are still absorbing moisture, conditions have significantly improved since early March.
While early blooming stone fruits still face frost risks, vegetation is advancing ahead of seasonal averages. After a snap period of sub-zero nighttime temperatures, warmer weather is expected, with more rain forecasted.
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