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- Mid-day Market Weather for Monday, June 30, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO
- No general theme changes around the globe
- Timely rain continues advertised in North America
- Temperatures are warm biased but not excessively hot and the warmest readings do not persist
- No changes in the general outlook for Europe, China, Russia, Australia or South America
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Monday, June 30, 2025
Highlights in this video
- Conflicting opinions about ridge building in North America
- Some forecasters are making too much out of the ridge for right now
- GFS and ECMWF models still differ greatly on the ridge development, position, intensity and staying power
- these models also differ greatly over anticipated rain in North America for the next ten days
- Texas Blacklands will be dry biased along with a few areas in the Delta
- U.S. Pacific Northwest dryness and heat will continue through the next ten days
- Western Europe is burning up today and it will last through mid-week this week
- Western Europe must get rain ASAP especially after the ridge of high pressure breaks down to improve crop development potential
- Northern Russia remains too wet
- China's lingering drought should largely dissipate after the coming week of rain
- Australia's winter crops will continue to limp along
- Argentina is bitterly cold with near record low temperatures and the cold will prevail this week without a huge impact on crops
- livestock will be stressed
- Southern Brazil and Paraguay flooding occurred during the weekend, but the heavy rains are over for now
- No coffee, citrus or sugarcane frost risk in Brazil for the next ten days
26 min - Morning Market Weather For Monday, June 30, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 30, 2025
- Western Europe is sweltering in a new heatwave and that will prevail through mid-week this week
- Cooling is expected during the second half of this week, but significant rain for some of the driest areas may hold off until next week
- Chatter about hotter weather is also circulating in the marketplace for North America and that is probably a week away, although some warming could begin to show up in Canada and the northern Plains late this week and into the weekend
- Model divergence still leaves the bottom line unclear as to the significance of any ridge building that evolves, where it will be located and for how long are still debatable due to model divergence
- World Weather, Inc. urges caution for Canada and some U.S. crop areas because of the potential to become too dry in time
- Canada’s subsoil moisture is still quite low in many areas across the south and east
- Any hot weather that evolves in the next few weeks without a general soaking rain first will result in rising crop stress
- S. topsoil moisture declined late last week, but weekend showers and thunderstorms helped restore favorable conditions in “some” areas, but not all
- An erratic rainfall pattern this week should bring some improved topsoil moisture to some areas, but pocket of dryness may also emerge or expand and those areas will need to be monitored for later this month when drier and warmer weather evolves
- Northern China’s lingering dry region (near and north of the Yellow River) should be eased by rain in the next few days
- Drying is likely in east-central and southeastern China during the coming week to possibly ten days
- Western Thailand is a little dry and greater rain would be welcome
- Central and northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia still needs greater rain
- Some expansion of drier biased conditions is occurring in parts of Indonesia
- Excessive rain and flooding occurred in northern Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina during the weekend resulting in some flooding
- Less rain is expected in southern Brazil this week and that will be good for reducing flood water and possibly beginning to firm the topsoil for better wheat planting and Safrinha crop maturation conditions in time
- Argentina will be quite cold this week with some that cold expected to reach into Paraguay, Uruguay and far western and southern most Brazil
- No Brazilian coffee, citrus or sugarcane area is expected to be threatened by damaging cold weather anytime soon
- India will continue wet in the central, north and east while west-central and southern areas are quite dry
- Australia’s greatest rain will be near the coasts and not in interior crop areas during the next week to ten days
- Russia’s crop areas north of Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and Kazakhstan will be subjected to frequent rain in the coming week to ten days and a drier and warmer pattern will be needed for a while thereafter to ensure the best crop development.
8 min - Canadian Prairies July Prognosticator Discussion
Highlights In This Audio
- The july outlook for the Prairies is likely too wet
- Harsh conditions are likely in the first half of July with heat and dryness in the southwestern Prairies
- Rain opportunities improve in late July, but the moisture comes a little too late for any area to end up wetter biased for the month except possibly in the Peace River region
- Late July rainfall will be blotchy leaving the month drier than usual in many areas in the central and east with a few pockets of near normal moisture
- crop moisture stress will be heightened and concern about production will return to the drier areas of the southwest and continuing in crop areas of the northeast
8 min - Sunday Evening Market Weather for June 29, 2025
CHANGES SINCE FRIDAY
No general theme changes were noted since Friday; however, divergence between the GFS and European models today for the coming ten-day forecast period in the U.S. is great with the GFS notably wetter than the ECMWF for the coming ten days especially in the north
- The GFS is likely too wet
- Relative to Friday’s mid-day GFS model run, rainfall for this week was slightly reduced over that advertised previously for northern U.S. Midwest
- Some reduction in rainfall was suggested today for northeastern and east-central Europe relative to that of Friday
- Far southwestern and extreme eastern Australia is advertised a little wetter in the coming week relative to that of Friday
- Heavy rain fell in southern Brazil and southeastern Paraguay during the weekend with some flooding suspected
- Drier weather is advertised for the coming week which is consistent to the outlook Friday
- Not all areas will be dry this week
- Argentina continues dry biased over the next ten days
- Argentina temperatures will be well below normal this week with hard freezes in many areas and some snowfall in the southwest
- The cold will advance to Paraguay, Uruguay and far southern Brazil later in the week
- Canada’s southern Prairies do not get much rain in the south during the coming ten days
- Temperatures will be trending warmer than usual
- Some areas in the Prairies are still dry biased and in need of significant moisture
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Friday, July 27, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Updates on high pressure ridges over Western Europe and the United States
- Potential for drier and warmer biased weather to show up in Canada's Prairies and the U.S. Plains during week 2 of the 2-week outlook by Monday of next week
- this stronger ridge, drier and warmer bias is not likely to last long, but it may excite a few folks
- U.S. temperatures may be in the 90s and near and above 100 in the northwestern Plains in week two
- Cooling and showery pattern likely in eastern Midwest and Atlantic coast States during the latter part of next week through July 12
- too much rain advertised for southwest parts of West Texas
- Too much rain advertised for northwestern U.S. Plains and SW Canada's Prairies
- Good weather pattern to prevail in eastern Midwest
- Not many changes elsewhere in the world today
- China's drought will be further put down by coming new rainfall
- Russia's small grain and sunseed region will be a little too wet for a while
- Southeastern Europe drought will be slow to abate
- Australia rainfall should be restricted for a while
- Argentina western wheat areas will continue dry biased
- Too much rain for Southern Brazil further delaying wheat planting and Safrinha corn maturation rates
- Ongoing below normal rain in western Thailand and parts of Sumatra, Indonesia
23 min - Morning Market Weather For Friday, June 27, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 27, 2025
- Not many changes noted overnight, but be watchful for the potential for a stronger ridge of high pressure to “possibly” show up on future model runs resulting in less rain for Canada’s Prairies and the central United States
- Rain is still advertised across northern and central Russia with some of the Ural Mountains region and middle Volga River Basin becoming too wet in time
- Northern China’s dry region from the northern Yellow River Basin northward into Inner Mongolia is still expecting rain of significance in the coming week easing long term dryness and largely eliminating drought from the region
- Western Europe heat and dryness will reach a new peak this weekend and early next week before weakening and giving way to “some” rain and cooling later next week through the second week of July
- Australia rainfall will continue limited and winter crops are not well established, but may get through the winter well enough to improve with timely spring precipitation, although the situation will need to be closely monitored
- Argentina dry pattern continues for at least another week and perhaps 8-9 days
- Today’s 00z ECMWF model suggested a better chance for rain after that in some of the dry areas of the west
- Confidence is low for this change to verify
- Rain is more likely to stay east of the driest area for a while longer
- Excessive rain is still slated for southern Brazil in the coming week resulting in more delay to winter wheat planting and additional concern about the environment for Safrinha corn maturation conditions
- Center west Brazil corn and cotton maturation and harvesting should advance relatively well with little to no rain likely
- S. weather is still advertised to be relatively well balanced over the coming week to ten days with alternating periods of rain and sunshine; although, watch for pockets of drying in the July 5-12 period
- Canada’s southwestern Prairies may not receive an abundance of rain in the next ten days and net drying is possible
- India will stay plenty wet in north-central and eastern parts of the nation during the next two weeks while the south is drier than usual
- Central and northern Sumatra, Indonesia and western Thailand rainfall will need to be closely monitored due to some dryness already present in these areas and a limited rainfall pattern expected for at least another week
7 min - Mid-day Audio Weather Update For Wednesday, June 26, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO
- Not much change at mid-day today anywhere in the world
- Argentina was a little wetter on the latest model run, but not necessarily where the rain is needed most
- China's drought relief is still expected over the coming week
- India will stay wet in the north, central and east, but dry south
- One more week of heat and dryness in France and other western Europe crop areas and then some relief is expected
- Russia's crop areas in the Ural Mountains and Volga River Basin will be a little too wet in the next ten days
- U.S. weather will remain good for another week to ten days
- Ridge building is likely after that in the central states which will reduce rain and increase the heat
- Canada might be impacted as well
- This will not be a festering pattern and relief is expected later in July
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Thursday, June 26, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Upper level high pressure ridge review for North America
- U.S. Rainfall anomalies for weeks 1 and 2
- General perception of favorable crop weather through first half of July
- Concern remains for drying in Delta and Tennessee River Basin and the central Plains for later in July and August
- Concern remains over dryness in southwestern Canada's Prairies
- Monsoon moisture will play a big role on U.S. rainfall potential this summer
- Update on western Europe heat wave and drought; including one more surge of excessive heat and dryness this weekend and early next weeki followed by "some"relief
- western Europe break from hot, dry, pattern may last for ten days
- Favorable soil moisture in former Soviet Union
- Rain still slated for northern China
- Australia rain potential will be low for a while, but crops are establishing well enough to get through the winter
- Brazil wet bias will resume
- Snow is possible in southwestern Argentina Friday into Monday
- India's monsoon will be active, but not in the west-central or far south during the next two weeks
18 min - Morning Market Weather For Thursday, June 26, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 26, 2025
- Favorable world weather continues to dominate the marketplace with little sign of change there are a few areas of interest remaining though
- Some areas in northern and central Russia are running a risk of being a little too wet and some temporary drying would be welcome
- Dryness remains a concern for the lower Danube River Basin as well as in much of western Europe – especially France
- Some rain will fall in western Europe in early July offering some relief
- China’s dryness in the Yellow River Basin remains, although rain is expected to fall periodically in the next two weeks improving the situation
- Recent rain in southern Russia and parts of Ukraine was good for helping the most immature winter crops finish development well
- S. Midwest and portions of the Great Plains will experience a good mix of rain and sunshine for a while with temperatures relaxing back to a more seasonable range
- Dryness remains in the U.S. Pacific Northwest with little change likely other than the region heating back up this weekend and into next week
- Southwestern Canada’s Prairies did get relief from dryness last weekend, though the region may dry down for a while and it should be closely monitored since it may be prone to becoming too dry once again, despite some model data suggesting timely rain in early July
- Southern Brazil is expected to continue too wet for some wheat areas and for filling and maturing Safrinha corn
- Western Argentina still needs rain for improved wheat and barley establishment
- Central, northern and eastern India will be plenty wet over the next two weeks while the south remains unusually dry
- Tropical Depression 03W was moving into Guangdong, China this morning and will produce some heavy rain into Friday as far north as Hunan, but little crop damage is expected
- Tropical depression Sepat was passing
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