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205: Drought, Cold, and a Wild Winter Ahead? Breaking Down the LRC with Gary
This week, Gary breaks down what the developing LRC pattern is actually showing as we head toward winter, and why the early drought signals deserve more attention than the hype around sudden stratospheric warming. We talk moisture, timing, and what producers should be watching as the winter forecast comes together. If you care about long-range predictions and how they set up your growing season, this episode is your roadmap.
Links
Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - https://www.weather2020.com/partner/cattle-usa
Substack - https://weather2020.substack.com/
The Global Predictor App - https://www.weather2020.com/global-predictor-mobile-app
Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/@Weather2020
Follow Gary on X - https://x.com/glezak
CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5m
CattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamedia
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/
Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusadrive.com/
CattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/
Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/
Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@Showboatmediaco
The Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/
Takeaways
The Lezak Recurring Cycle (LRC) helps predict weather patterns.
Current drought conditions are concerning for farmers and ranchers.
Sudden stratospheric warming may not be as impactful as suggested.
A wet winter is crucial for soil moisture and crop growth.
The latest snow in Colorado has been tracked since 1990.
Heated vests are a practical solution for cold weather.
The Chiefs are facing challenges this season.
Weather predictions are still evolving as winter approaches.
Monitoring weather patterns is essential for agriculture.
The winter forecast will be issued in early December.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Seasonal Reflections
03:38 Winter Forecast Insights
07:29 Current Weather Patterns and Concerns
11:33 Personal Weather Experiences and Innovations
14:53 Game Day Weather and Future Predictions
weather patterns, Lezak Recurring Cycle, drought, winter forecast, sudden stratospheric warming, climate change, meteorology, weather predictions, agriculture, seasonal weather
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By Lauren Moylan | Cattle USAThis week, Gary breaks down what the developing LRC pattern is actually showing as we head toward winter, and why the early drought signals deserve more attention than the hype around sudden stratospheric warming. We talk moisture, timing, and what producers should be watching as the winter forecast comes together. If you care about long-range predictions and how they set up your growing season, this episode is your roadmap.
Links
Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - https://www.weather2020.com/partner/cattle-usa
Substack - https://weather2020.substack.com/
The Global Predictor App - https://www.weather2020.com/global-predictor-mobile-app
Youtube -https://www.youtube.com/@Weather2020
Follow Gary on X - https://x.com/glezak
CattleUSA Insurance - https://info.cattleusainsurance.com/l/1102253/2025-06-04/288f5m
CattleUSA Website - https://www.cattleusa.com/
Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/cattleusamedia
Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/cattleusa.media/
Subscribe to our newsletter - https://www.cattleusadrive.com/
CattleUSA Media - https://www.cattleusamedia.com/
Lauren’s Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/_laurenmoylan/
Lauren’s Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/@Showboatmediaco
The Next Generation Podcast Website - https://www.thenextgenag.com/
Takeaways
The Lezak Recurring Cycle (LRC) helps predict weather patterns.
Current drought conditions are concerning for farmers and ranchers.
Sudden stratospheric warming may not be as impactful as suggested.
A wet winter is crucial for soil moisture and crop growth.
The latest snow in Colorado has been tracked since 1990.
Heated vests are a practical solution for cold weather.
The Chiefs are facing challenges this season.
Weather predictions are still evolving as winter approaches.
Monitoring weather patterns is essential for agriculture.
The winter forecast will be issued in early December.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Seasonal Reflections
03:38 Winter Forecast Insights
07:29 Current Weather Patterns and Concerns
11:33 Personal Weather Experiences and Innovations
14:53 Game Day Weather and Future Predictions
weather patterns, Lezak Recurring Cycle, drought, winter forecast, sudden stratospheric warming, climate change, meteorology, weather predictions, agriculture, seasonal weather