The Kansas City Chiefs might be struggling — and so is the rain. In this episode of the CattleUSA Daily Podcast, Lauren Moylan sits down with meteorologist Gary Lezak to talk about the latest LRC (Lezak Recurring Cycle), what it reveals about upcoming weather patterns, and how it could shape everything from drought outlooks to football Sundays. They connect the dots between climate, agriculture, and Kansas City’s forecast — on and off the field.

Links

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The Global Predictor App ⁠- ⁠https://www.weather2020.com/global-predictor-mobile-app

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Follow Gary on X ⁠- https://x.com/glezak 

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Takeaways

The LRC is crucial for understanding weather patterns.

The Kansas City Chiefs are experiencing a challenging season.

Weather predictions can significantly impact agriculture.

Tracking weather events can help predict future patterns.

The current weather cycle is evolving and will drop in November.

Drought conditions are a concern for agricultural producers.

The importance of accurate weather forecasting for sports teams.

The interplay between weather patterns and climate phenomena like La Nina.

Understanding the LRC can empower individuals to forecast weather.

The next few weeks are critical for assessing rainfall and drought conditions.

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