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- Sunday Evening Market Weather For July 6, 2025
CHANGES SINCE THURSDAY
- Torrential rain has fallen in central Texas causing serious flooding, some loss of life and damage to personal property and some agriculture
- The region is not a huge crop area, but some damage to corn and sorghum was suspected
- Tropical Storm Chantal evolved during the weekend and quickly moved inland through eastern South Carolina to central North Carolina Sunday with 2.00 to 5.57 inches of rain reported through mid-afternoon Sunday resulting in local flooding
- Rain fell in the northwestern half of the U.S. Corn and Soybean Belt with some heavy rain in northwestern Iowa where 2.00 to more than 4.00 inches resulted
- East-central and southeastern China was dry and quite warm to hot during the weekend inducing some quick drying
- East-central parts of China will continue to dry down with areas from eastern Hubei to Jiangsu experiencing little to no rain for the next ten days leading to greater drying and some eventual crop stress
- Typhoon Danas evolved during the weekend southwest of Taiwan and it was moving over western Taiwan today producing some heavy rain and flooding
- This storm is very small in size and damage should be low
- Danas will move across western and northern Taiwan tonight and then turn west into Zhejiang, China to Jiangxi where it will dissipate
- Typhoon Danas produced heavy rain in western parts of Luzon Island during the weekend with rain totals approaching 8.00 inches
- A persistent westerly wind will blow across western Luzon Island through most of this coming week inducing waves of heavy rain and flooding
- Western Argentina wheat areas are expected to get waves of rain during the next ten days that will greatly improve crop development potentials during the spring
- Germany and Poland are wetter next week than advertised late last week, but erratic rain is expected this week
- Western and southern France are still advertised drier than usual over the next ten days
10 min - Mid-Day Audio Weather For Thursday, July 3, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO
- No serious changes were noted for the world
- No high pressure ridge in North America
- Southern Canada drier biased next ten days
- U.S. crop areas east of the high Plains still wet enough to favor crops
- High pressure ridge still expected to return to western Europe late next week
- not much drought relief until then
- China is favorable moist except east-central areas where net drying is possible
- FSU crop areas will get plenty of rain from western Ukraine to the Baltic States and from western Russia through Siberia
- Australia weather mostly unchanged with southern coastal areas wettest
- Argentina still has a good chance for rain in the second week
- Brazil will be dry for a while
5 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Thursday, July 3, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO:
- No strong ridge of high pressure will develop and persist in North America for the next two weeks
- A brief ridge of high pressure is expected next week over western North America
- this will force cooler air into the U.S. Midwest and induce more rain
- Drier and warmer weather is likely in western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest stressing livestock and crops
- Ridge Breaks down in the second week of the outlook falling back to a quasi-zonal (west to east) flow pattern aloft
- Europe's heat wave has temporarily abated, but it will be back in ten days
- Rain late this weekend and next week will be extremely important for Europe before the next round ot hot, dry, weather evolves
- Tropical disturbance north of Luzon Island may impact a part of China next week, but confidence in the storm's movement is low beyond the weekend
- Tropical Storm Mun is not much of a threat to Japan
- Tropical Storm Flossie and its predescessor will stay west of Mexico and not influence crop areas
- Tropical disturbance off the lower east U.S. cost this weekend may become a tropical cyclone, but it will first production heavy rain in North Carolina
- Rest of the World is largely status quo
20 min - Morning Market Weather For Thursday, July 3, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 3, 2025
- Portions of the U.S. southeastern states will trend drier than usual over the next ten days
- A tropical or subtropical disturbance is expected to evolve off the lower east coast of the United States late this weekend and/or next week
- The system will be far enough from the coast to limit its potential influence to coastal areas in the Carolinas where some heavy rain is possible, but it the interior southeastern states will trend drier because of this system
- Canada’s Prairies are still expected to be drier than usual during the next ten days except possibly in far western Alberta and southeastern Manitoba where some timely rainfall is possible
- Showers elsewhere will be too brief and light to offer much change to the limited soil moisture and crop stress that is dominating many areas across Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba
- S. crop weather east of the Rocky Mountains is still advertised to be plenty moist over the next ten days supporting most crop needs
- Temperatures will be seasonable as well
- S. Pacific Northwest will be drier and much warmer than usual over the next ten days
- Seasonably dry and warmer than usual weather is also expected in California and portions of the Great Basin
- South Texas and northeastern Mexico will be dry biased over the next ten days to two weeks, although portions of this region received significant rain Tuesday into Wednesday
- Western and southern Mexico will continue to receive frequent bouts of rain over the coming week to ten days
- Tropical Storm Flossie will remain far enough to the west of Mexico to limit its impact on crop areas
- A new tropical cyclone is expected to form this weekend into next week and possibly one more after that later next week; although, each of these storms will be far enough to the west of Mexico to limit their potential impact on North America
- Tropical Storm Mun will stay over open water well to the south and east of Japan’s main islands over the next week
- A tropical disturbance north of Luzon Island, Philippines will intensify over the next few days and may become the season’s first typhoon near the Ryukyu Islands of Japan next week before possibly impacting northeastern China and/or the Korean Peninsula late in the week
- The new tropical cyclone (noted above) that may impact northeastern China or the Korean Peninsula may leave portions of east-central and southeastern China in a net drying mode for up at least ten days raising the need for rain later this month
- Most other areas in China will get timely rainfall with some areas in the southwest becoming a little too wet
- A wet bias in central and northern Russia remains in place for the coming ten days, but it is posing a little less risk to crop areas even though some will continue quite wet for a while
- Western Ukraine is advertised to be wetter in the middle to latter part of next week while restricted rain is expected over the next ten days to two weeks from eastern Ukraine into western Kazakhstan favoring winter crop maturation and harvesting
- India’s outlook remains wet for central, northern and eastern parts of the nation and local flooding is likely in central parts of the nation
- Australia weather still favors rain near coastal areas, although a few showers of light intensity are expected in the interior winter crop areas as well
- Argentina’s rain chances are improving for the dry western wheat production areas starting at mid-week next week and extending beyond mid-month
- Brazil will remain dry biased over the next couple of weeks favoring improved Safrinha crop maturation and harvest conditions and some delayed wheat planting will possibly get finished
- Western Thailand dryness is still expected to expand to the east into eastern sugarcane areas in the coming ten days
8 min - Mid-Day Audio Weather for Wednesday, July 2, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS THIS AUDIO
- Mid-day GFS wetter in the western Corn and Soybean Belt and the northern Plains than the eastern Midwest, Delta or southeastern states in week one
- Rain fills in during the second week of the outlook
- Evidence of some drying in the Delta, Tennessee River Basin and lower eastern Midwest
- Canada's Prairies rain potential still not very good in the central or east
- Europe still has another high pressure ridge coming along for the second week of the forecast making rain very important during the coming week
- Little change in South America, Australia, China, India or western Asia
7 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Wednesday, July 2, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Excessive rain and flooding occurred northeastern Mexico and far southern Texas from remnants of Tropical Storm Barry
- Excessive rain and flooding occurred in urban areas of New South Wales, Australia
- Another excessively hot day in western and central Europe today
- Hottest weather in Europe will shift to the south over the next week with the Balkan Countries, Italy, Spain and Portugal experiencing the hottest and driest conditions
- A new ridge of high pressure is advertised for western Europe late next week and into the following weekend bringing a new wave of hot, dry, weather
- U.S. weather is still advertised to be well mixed with rain and sunshine and seasonable temperatures over the next two weeks
- Central and northern Russia will remain in a wet weather mode for ten days
- Northern China will get more rain
- Drought in China has been largely eliminated from east-central areas
- Drought in China has evolved in Xinjiang - but summer crops are irrigated and likely to develop normally
- Australia rainfall is expected stay mostly near the coasts
- Argentina is still looking at a good chance for rain
- Brazil will experience net drying for the next ten days
19 min - Morning Market Weather For Wednesday, July 2, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 2, 2025
- Another hot day is under way in Western Europe today with early mid-afternoon temperatures in the 90s to 103 degrees from the eastern half of France into Germany and a part of the Low Countries
- Hot weather continued in Spain, Portugal and spread more deeply across Italy as well
- Some hot temperatures reached the eastern Adriatic Sea region this afternoon with 90s to near 100 noted in several areas
- Excessive heat is expected to occur routinely in southern and especially southeastern Europe for the next full week; including the Balkan Countries where 90-degree highs and a few extremes near 100 are likely
- Dryness relief in Europe will not be very impressive for a while with limited rainfall through Saturday
- Showers and thunderstorms will occur from Sunday through Thursday across portions of the continent offering temporary relief from dryness and excessive heat
- Today’s forecast returns hot weather to western and central Europe late next week and into the following weekend keeping energy demand high and downward pressure on unirrigated spring and summer crops
- Argentina is still looking wetter next week and the rain may reach into some of the driest western wheat areas
- S. weather continues to look favorably moist with showers and thunderstorms in most areas east of the Rocky Mountains at one time or another during the next ten days and seasonable temperatures
- Dryness will prevail in the Pacific Northwest
- Central and northeastern portions of Canada’s Prairies may not receive much rain for a while in the coming week
- India will continue wet in the central, north and east parts of the nation while the west-central and south are drier than usual
- China’s drought relief is under way near and north of the Yellow River
- Areas south of the Yellow River in southeastern China will dry down for a while
- Tropical Depression 04W formed in the western Pacific Ocean overnight and it may become a tropical storm soon, but it will stay over open water well to the south of Japan and east of the Philippines keeping the threat to land low
- A developing tropical cyclone near the northern tip of Luzon Island, Philippines will become tropical storm in the next couple of days and could be the season’s first typhoon
- The storm may eventually (next week) threaten northeastern China and/or the Korean Peninsula
- Hurricane Flossie will remain far enough from the western Mexico coast over the next several days to minimize its impact, although some heavy rain, rough seas and gusty surface wind speeds are likely along the Jalisco and Michoacan coasts
- Western Australia winter crop areas will be wettest during the coming week to ten days especially those near the west coast
- Rain in other winter crop areas in the nation may not be very great, although a little drizzle and a few showers will be possible infrequently
- Flooding rain fell along the middle and lower New South Wales, Australia coast Tuesday with rainfall to more than 8.00 inches resulting
- Brazil’s drier biased weather in the south will continue during much of the coming week favoring improved wheat conditions and eventually allowing wheat planting to advance in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina after recent flooding
- Safrinha corn areas in Parana and southeastern Paraguay will benefit from net drying in the coming ten days
- Northern and central Russia winter, spring and summer crop areas will remain wet biased for the next ten days with some areas possibly getting a little too much rain
- Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will receive a limited amount of moisture for a while
- Some rain will reach Ukraine next week
- Dryness in western Thailand may expand to the east into key sugarcane production areas during the next ten days
7 min - Mid-day Audio Weather For July 1, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO
- Plenty of moisture remains in the forecast over the next two weeks in the U.S.
- GFS model too wet for middle and lower Missouri River Valley
- ECMWF wetter in the northern Midwest than the GFS
- No dominating ridge of high pressure in North America over the next two weeks
- Europe heat wave impressive today, but it will break down
- ECMWF model wetter for Europe in the coming ten days than the GFS which is quite dry over the next ten days
- Compromising between the two models is warranted
- Central and northern Russia are still advertised wet over the next ten days
- China's drought relief near and north of the Yellow River will continue
- Argentina was advertised a little less wet on the GFS model run
- ECMWF is still notably wetter for southwestern Argentina than the GFS next week
- A compromise between the models is needed here as well
5 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Tuesday, July 1, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- U.S. and Canada Weather For July
- No blocking high pressure ridge and heat dome expected in early July
- Corn pollination should be complete before any serious moisture shortage evolves
- Late July and August is the earliest that hot, dry, conditions "may" impact a larger part of North America; though that is not the official forecast
- Parts of Canada's Prairies will continue to keep a drier bias around
- Western Europe heat wave is very impressive, but it will break down in the next couple of days
- significant drought relief is not likely, despite some showers and cooling
- Southeastern Europe may have the hottest and driest weather for a while
- Northern and Central Russia are likely to be very wet for a while
- China's drought is still expected to disappear soon
- India will remain wet in the central, north and east and drier biased in the south
- Argentina may get some needed rain in dry wheat areas in the west
- Southern Brazil drying may improve wheat planting and Safrinha corn maturation conditions
18 min - Morning Market Weather For Tuesday, July 1, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 1, 2025
- Another hot day is under way in Western Europe, although today should be the last of the hottest days in that part of the continent
- Excessive heat is expected to occur routinely in southern and especially southeastern Europe for the next full week; including the Balkan Countries where 90-degree highs and a few extremes near 100 are likely
- Dryness relief in Europe will not be very impressive for a while, although some showers will occur in a couple of waves Wednesday into Thursday and again late this weekend into Monday
- Argentina is looking wetter in the second week forecast and the rain could bring much needed moisture to the dry western wheat areas
- S. weather continues to look favorably moist with showers and thunderstorms in most areas east of the Rocky Mountains at one time or another during the next ten days and seasonable temperatures
- Dryness will prevail in the Pacific Northwest
- Central portions of Canada’s Prairies may not receive much rain for a while in the coming week
- India will continue wet in the central, north and east parts of the nation while the west-central and south are drier than usual
- China’s drought relief is under way near and north of the Yellow River
- Areas south of the Yellow River in southeastern China will dry down for a while
- Two tropical disturbances in the far western Pacific Ocean may evolve into tropical cyclones in the coming week
- One system may threaten Honshu, Japan while the other may threaten China and/or the Korean Peninsula next week
- Hurricane Flossie will remain far enough from the western Mexico coast over the next several days to minimize its impact, although some heavy rain, rough seas and gusty surface wind speeds are likely along the Jalisco and Michoacan coasts
- Western Australia winter crop areas will be wettest during the coming week to ten days especially those near the west coast
- Rain in other winter crop areas in the nation may not be very great, although a little drizzle and a few showers will be possible infrequently
- Brazil’s drier biased weather in the south will continue during much of the coming week favoring improved wheat conditions and eventually allowing wheat planting to advance in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina after recent flooding
- Safrinha corn areas in Parana and southeastern Paraguay will benefit from net drying in the coming ten days
- Northern and central Russia winter, spring and summer crop areas will remain wet biased for the next ten days with some areas possibly getting a little too much rain
- Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will receive a limited amount of moisture for a while
- Dryness in western Thailand may expand to the east into key sugarcane production areas during the next ten days
- Sumatra, Indonesia will get some rain as will other areas in Indonesia, but net drying is expected for some areas for a while in the coming week
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