World Weather, Inc. Daily Ag Market Weather (audio)

World Weather, Inc. Daily Ag Market Weather (audio)

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  • Morning Market Weather For Thursday, May 15, 2025

    WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MAY 15, 2025

    • Rain is underway today in the southeastern half of Saskatchewan, Canada, far southwestern Manitoba and the western Dakotas where significant rainfall of 0.75 to 2.50 inches is anticipated with a few amounts of 2.50 to more than 3.00 inches likely in the western Dakotas and far southeastern Saskatchewan. The precipitation will bolster soil moisture and ease some long term dryness
    • Most other U.S. crop areas east of the Rocky Mountains will get rain at one time or another during the next two weeks, although rain from the central Plains to the heart of the Midwest will hold off until next week
      • The Gulf of Mexico coastal region is unlikely to get much rain
      • The southwestern Plains (including western Kansas and eastern Colorado into West Texas will be dry for the next ten days
      • Most models removed rain from West Texas in the second week of the forecast
      • Interior parts of the Pacific Northwest (Yakima Basin and Columbia River Basin do not get much rain over the next two weeks
      • Rain was increased by the ECMWF model in China’s dry region for the second week forecast today and the GFS has been wetter in that second week for a while
      • ECMWF continues to promote dryness in the North Sea region for the next ten days while the GFS is still advertising rain after day ten
        • The potential for some rain after day ten makes the most sense – the ECMWF may be too dry
        • Black Sea region precipitation continues to be advertised with Ukraine wettest and Russia’s Southern region and western Kazakhstan driest, but not completely dry
        • Southern Australia wheat, barley and canola areas are still advertised to be drier than usual for at least the next ten days
        • Some rain developed in far southeastern Queensland and northeastern New South Wales, Australia Wednesday and some additional showers are expected there for a couple of additional days
        • No serious changes in South America where Argentina is poised for one of its best wheat planting years in a very long time and Safrinha corn and cotton areas will receive little to no rain outside of Paraguay and some Parana locations late next week and into the following weekend
        • Significant rain fell in northeastern and north-central Algeria and northern Tunisia overnight and additional rain is expected to benefit late season wheat and barley as they finish reproduction, fill and mature
        • Eastern Europe cool weather will slowly abate over the next week
        • Frost and freezes are still expected this weekend in eastern Canada’s Prairies and a part of North Dakota and northern Minnesota with a limited amount of crop damage resulting
        • Aggressive early season start to the Monsoon Season is expected in Southeast Asia and southern India
          • 5 min
        • Sunday Evening Market Weather For May 11

          In this audio report is an update on world weather as it may impact the Commodity Trade for Sunday, Evening May 11, 2025

          • Argentina is not as wet as advertised Friday
          • Southern Brazil Safrinha crop areas received rain during the weekend and most of center west and center south will be dry biased over the next ten days
          • China’s dry region shrunk a little as rain fell additionally in Hebei and Shandong, but still quite dry from Henan and neighboring areas to Shaanxi, Shanxi and Inner Mongolia
          • Rain is still likely in the Black Sea region
          • North-central Europe will remain dry (centered on Germany and the North Sea)
          • Additional frost and light freezes occurred in Eastern Europe
          • Australia winter crop areas will remain dry biased
          • India’s northern rain is ending
          • S. central and southwestern Plains will be dry for a while along with the interior Pacific Northwest
          • Drought relief has begun in the southeastern U.S. and more rain is expected
          • Extreme heat occurred in north-central U.S. with Minot, N.D. reaching 99 Fahrenheit and Hallock, MN reaching 100
          • Central U.S. heat wave will continue into mid-week followed by cooling
          • Rain is likely in the central Midwest from Nebraska and Kansas to northern Illinois and Iowa next week
            • 6 min
          • Central U.S. Dryness To Prevail Into Mid-March

            This video is a part of World Weather, Inc.'s Podcasts and Broadcasts Subscription Service for USD $20/month.  The service includes a daily morning market podcast covering all commodity trade, a periodic mid-day audio weather update, a soon-to-be daily U.S. Agricultural Weather product and a daily World Weather PowerPoint.  For inquiries about this service please send an email to [email protected]

             

            11 min
          • U.S. Agriculture Weather For Friday, February 21, 2025

            U.S. Ag Weather is a product for producers and anyone interested in how weather will impact farming activity during the days and weeks ahead. It is a part of World Weather, Inc.'s Podcasts and Broadcasts Service which is available for USD $20/month. Included in the service is a daily U.S. Agricultural Weather podcast, a morning market weather podcast covering international weather and its impact on the market place and a daily PowerPoint presentation hitting on all of the most important world weather issues of the day. There is also a periodic Mid-Day Audio Weather Podcast and a few special situation videos. Send inquiries to [email protected]

             

            5 min
          • Today's Mid-Day Audio Weather For Thursday, February 20, 2025

            Subscribers get a morning market podcast, a daily PowerPoint presentation covering the world's main weather issues of the day and a mid-day audio update like this one.  Some subscriptions include access to our weather website containing a wealth of information on all crop areas in the world.  We support every entity in the food chain from farmers to transportation companies, insurance agences, brokerage firms and food companies around the world. Go to www.worldweather.cc for more information. 

            6 min
          • Canada Prairies Video Weather For Sunday, February 2, 2025

            The weather outlook across the Prairies will be cold and relatively dry for a while in the coming ten days.  Take a look at our Sunday evening video.  Please note that we have also released the Canadian Prairies Agricultural Weather Prognosticator for February.  Let us know if you did not get it. 

            9 min
          • Canada Prairies PowerPoint For Sunday, January 26, 2025

            This week's weather is expected to trend warmer than usual. Snowfall will be greatest in the northeast early this week, but snow will develop in portions of northern and some central Alberta locations during the late weekend and especially the weekend. Above normal temperatures are likely this workweek and then a new round of cold weather is expected late this weekend and especially next week. Temperatures will fall well below normal in Alberta and Saskatchewan first. 

            11 min
          • Canada Prairies Weather For January 20, 2025

            Today's Canada Prairies Weather. Waves of snow and warming will dominate this week across the Prairies. Bitter cold will abate from west to east early this week and that will help to bring along a few waves of snow Tuesday through Saturday. Mid-week temperatures will be closer to normal and then it will trend a little colder again during the weekend. Early next week will be warmest with some positive and negative single digit Celsius highs expected. Mid-week next week will trend colder again with some snow possible. 

            13 min

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