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- Mid-Day Audio Weather for Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Highlights in this audio update
- Weather in North America looks very good for the next ten days
- perhaps a little too much rain is advertised to fall in parts of the region
- not much reason to see weather as a bullish feature today
- rain is still advertised in the bulk of key production areas maintaining good weather outlook into first half of July - if the models verify
- No changes around the world either
- China is still expecting the remainder of its drought region to get sufficient rain to improve crop and field conditions ending recent weeks of concern over dryness
- Western Europe is still the one region that will experience additional dry and warm biased weather for a while
- southeastern Europe will continue drying for a while
- Russia will continue to get frequent rainfall supporting spring and summer crops in many areas
- No changes in South America with rain needed in Argentina and drying needed in southern Brazil
- no more frost/freeze threats for a while
- Australia rainfall will continue restricted for a while longer, but recent showers have supported germination and some establishment, but more rain must fall soon
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Wednesday, June 25, 2025
Highlights in this Video
- Update on moisture flux into United States and heatwave in western Europe
- Westward shift in North America high pressure ridge
- Continued concern about Canada southwestern Prairies due to returning dry weather
- Frost and freezes today in southern Brazil
- Coffee areas in Brazil unaffected by cold weather
- Update on Western Europe heat and dryness
- China's potential for dryness relief north of the Yellow River
- Australia's need for greater rain
- Brazil's wet bias could further threaten wheat planting and Safrinha corn maturation
- India's weather will leave the south drier biased and the central and east wet
16 min - Morning Market Weather For Wednesday, June 25, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 25, 2025
- Frost and freezes occurred this morning in southern Brazil from southern Mato Grosso do Sul through Parana to Santa Catarina and northernmost Rio Grande do Sul
- An extreme low of -7.8 Celsius (18 Fahrenheit) occurred along the central Santa Catarina/Parana border while most readings were in the range of -4 to zero (25-32F)
- Most of the Safrinha corn production region was not impacted by freezing conditions, although some frost was suspected
- Brazil coffee areas were also cool this morning, but not cold enough for damage
- Most low temperatures were in the range of +2 to +9 Celsius (36-48F) which was not cold enough to induce damage
- Hot weather continued to impact the U.S. Midwest and Atlantic Coast States Tuesday with extreme highs reaching the high 90s and over 100 Fahrenheit
- Northern Virginia was hottest with an extreme of 106 noted
- Eastern U.S. heatwave will continue into Thursday and will slowly abate Friday through the weekend
- Most U.S. agricultural areas east of the Rocky Mountains will get some timely rainfall in the next two weeks
- S. Pacific Northwest will continue dry biased for the next two weeks while temperatures trend warmer than usual
- Canada’s Prairies will experience some additional rain during the coming week favoring the northeast half of Saskatchewan, southwestern Alberta and a few random locations in Manitoba
- Drought in Mexico will slowly be whittled down in the next few weeks as monsoonal rain slowly evolves
- Dryness will remain over the western U.S. with a return of very warm to hot weather likely in the Pacific Coast States late this weekend into early next week further stressing unirrigated crops
- Argentina will continue drier than usual for the next couple of weeks with western wheat areas in need of significant rain
- Southern Brazil wheat and corn areas will continue wetter than usual during the coming ten days
- Eastern Australia winter crop areas benefited from some additional rainfall Tuesday while Western Australia was dry
- A more limited rainfall pattern is expected for a while
- China’s Yellow River Basin is expecting rain periodically over the next ten days resulting in improved topsoil moisture and crop development potentials
- Southwest into east-central China will remain wettest over the next ten days resulting in some flooding
- India’s monsoonal rain will slowly increase in central and eastern parts of the nation with excessive rain possible in some areas this weekend and especially next week
- Russia’s key grain, oilseed and sugarbeet areas will get sufficient rain in the next two weeks to maintain a very good long term outlook
- Portions of Ukraine will need greater rain soon along with Europe’s lower Danube River Basin where it is too dry
- Western Europe will experience another week of limited rain and periodic warm to hot temperatures before a period of relief evolves in early July
- Central and northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia still needs greater rain to protect crop development and the region will be drier than usual for at least another ten days
7 min - Mid-Day Audio Weather For Tuesday, June 24, 2025
Highlights In This Audio
- Mid-day model trends showed little change around the world
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Tuesday, June 24, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Hot weather in the eastern U.S.
- Monsoon and Gulf of Mexico Moisture will support Rain in drier areas of the U.S. Midwest
- Canada Prairies Drought Relief
- More rain needed
- drier and warmer weather expected
- Drier weather in the southern Plains, Delta and Tennessee River Basin for a little while longer
- Drought and dryness in Western Europe
- Freezes in Southern Brazil and Paraguay Safrinha corn areas
- Rain in Mato Grosso and Goias Safrinha crop areas
- Frost potential in coffee and sugarcane areas of Brazil - damage potential low
- Europe heat wave and drought update
- China dryness to stay north of Yellow River For a while
- India's flood potential in central and east
- Australia crops will likely keep their production potential
- Argentina needs rain in the west
- Drying in western Thailand and central and northwestern Sumatra Indonesia
22 min - Morning Market Weather For Tuesday, June 24, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 24, 2025
- Frost and freezes occurred this morning in southern Brazil and southeastern Paraguay which may have nipped at a few Safrinha crops that were not yet mature
- The impact on crops was low mainly because the freezes were light
- Another cold night with frost is expected tonight and it may occur a little farther to the north
- A few patches of soft frost may impact southern Brazil coffee production areas tonight as well, although the impact on that crops will be minimal
- S. rainfall is expected to be well distributed across key production areas in the northern Plains, Midwest, Delta and southeastern states during the next two weeks maintaining a favorable outlook for agriculture
- Hot weather impacted the Midwest and Atlantic Coast States Monday with extreme highs reaching the high 90s and over 100 Fahrenheit
- Northern Virginia was hottest with an extreme of 104 noted
- Eastern U.S. heatwave will continue into Thursday and will slowly abate Friday through the weekend
- Canada’s Prairies will experience mild temperatures the remainder of this week and a few showers and thunderstorms
- Net week will trend drier and warmer for a little while
- Drought in Mexico will slowly be whittled down in the next few weeks as monsoonal rain slowly evolves
- Dryness will remain over the western U.S. with a return of very warm to hot weather likely in the Pacific Coast States late this weekend into early next week further stressing unirrigated crops
- Argentina will continue drier than usual for the next couple of weeks with western wheat areas in need of significant rain
- Eastern Australia winter crop areas benefited from some rainfall Monday and additional showers are possible while Western Australia is dry for a while
- Henan and Shandong will get additional rain later this week into next week ensuring that drought does not return
- Dryness north of the Yellow River in eastern China will continue through the weekend with a couple of weather systems possible next week that will finally bring some relief
- Southwest into east-central China will remain wettest over the next ten days resulting in some flooding
- India’s monsoonal rain will slowly increase in central and eastern parts of the nation with excessive rain possible in some areas this weekend and especially next week
- Russia’s key grain, oilseed and sugarbeet areas will get sufficient rain in the next two weeks to maintain a very good long term outlook
- Portion of Ukraine will need greater rain soon along with Europe’s lower Danube River Basin where it is too dry
- Western Europe will experience another week of limited rain and periodic warm to hot temperatures before a period of relief evolves in early July
- Central and northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia still needs greater rain to protect crop development and the region will be drier than usual for at least another ten days
7 min - Mid-Day Audio Weather For Monday, June 23, 2025
Highlights in this Audio
- Models are too wet in Canada during the second week of the outlook
- Models may also be too wet in the lower Ohio River Valley, Delta and Tennessee River Basin at mid-day today
- Europe weather is going to continue fighting dryness in the west for a while
- Rain will be abundant in Former Soviet Union
- China's Northern dry areas will get sufficient rain to improve crop and field conditions
- Western Australia is advertised a little wetter in the second week forecast
- No changes in South America
- India will become too wet in central and eastern parts of the nation soon
6 min - Morning Market Weather For Monday, June 23, 2025
WORLD WEATHER +HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 23, 2025
- Canada’s Prairies received some very important rainfall during the weekend as expected and the impact on crops was largely positive
- Additional rain will impact northern Saskatchewan, northeastern Alberta and northern and central Manitoba today and Tuesday
- Net drying is likely from southern Alberta to southwestern Saskatchewan over the next ten days, but sufficient rain fell in some of this region to buy a little time before crop stress returns
- Temperatures will remain cool early this week and then start warming with above normal readings likely next week
- U.S. northwestern Corn and Soybean Belt will receive much needed rain this week with amounts of 1.00 to 3.00 inches from Nebraska and southeastern South Dakota through Iowa and southern Minnesota to Wisconsin easing long term dryness
- U.S weekend heat wave in the Plains will shift through the Midwest to the middle and northern Atlantic Coast states this week raising stress for crops and livestock as well as limiting human activity
- U.S. hard red winter wheat areas will benefit from rain in the north and dry weather in the south this week
- U.S. and Canada spring wheat areas will benefit greatly from recent rain and milder temperatures, although warming is coming and less rain – mostly next week
- Net drying is likely from the southern Plains to the northern Delta and lower Ohio River Basin in this next ten days
- Western Europe will continue warmer and drier than usual over the next ten days stressing some unirrigated spring and summer crops
- Dryness relief north of China’s Yellow River Basin is expected late this week into next week
- Drought in China has already been reduced greatly by rain late last week
- Flooding occurred between the Yellow and Yangtze Rivers during the weekend
- Western Australia rainfall during the weekend was welcome and good for wheat, barley and canola establishment
- Rain in eastern Australia early this week will be good for winter crops in those areas as well
- India will be quite wet in the central, north and eastern parts of the nation for a while, but the interior west-central and south will be quite dry
- Argentina still needs rain for its western winter wheat production areas
- Southern Brazil will continue too wet causing delays in wheat planting and Safrinha corn maturation rates
- Russia’s spring cereal region will receive significant rain during the next ten days
- Southern Ukraine may be a little too dry for a while
- Frost and freezes occurred this morning in parts of the Snake River Valley and Montana, although damage was limited to a small part of Idaho where a few upper 20s Fahrenheit were noted
- Frost and freezes also occurred in northwestern Russia during the weekend resulting in some minor crop damage
- Frost and freezes occurred seasonably in southeastern Australia as well
- Central and northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia needs rain
- Tropical Storm Sepat formed east of Iwo To, Japan during the weekend may brush past the southeast coast of Honshu Japan during mid-week this week
7 min - Sunday Evening Market Weather For June 22, 2025
HIGHLIGHT FOR SUNDAY, JUNE 22, 2025
- No surprises in North America; rain fell in parts of Canada’s Prairies, heatwave occurred in the central U.S. and will shift to the east this week; rain is still expected in the northwestern Corn Belt this week
- Drying is likely from Texas to the lower Ohio River Valley and parts of Missouri this week while rain falls in the southeastern states instead of being dry as advertised late last week
- Western Europe is still expected to be warmer than usual with less than usual rain in the next ten days
- Some dryness relief is expected in Ukraine and most of the former Soviet Union will receive rain at one time or another
- China’s northern Yellow River Basin will get needed rain late this week into next week
- Western Australia benefited from weekend rain; though more is needed in all winter crop areas
- India’s heavy rainfall week has begun which may lead to flooding in central, northern and eastern parts of the nation while the south dries down
- No changes in South America, Africa or Southeast Asia
- Tropical Depression 02W has formed near Iwo To, Japan moving toward Honshu
- A tropical disturbance in the central Atlantic poses no threat to land
- Another tropical disturbance southwest of Mexico may become a tropical cyclone later this week
9 min - World Weather PowerPoint for Wednesday, June 4, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Comments about the next 6 weeks for North America; including the potential for ridge building and whther or not a blocking weather pattern is possible
- Soil moisture assessments for the U.S. Canada, Europe, the Former Soviet Union, China, Australia and South America is included
- 10-day forecast maps were presented for each of the above areas
- Comments about dryness in France , Australia, China, Southern Russia and center west Brazil were made as well as the potential for relief
23 min
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