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- Morning Market Weather For Wednesday, June 4, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 4, 2025
- France may experience some much needed rain in the coming week, although the precipitation is not likely to be very great in the next day or two; the change comes gradually
- Other areas in Europe will see a more favorable weather pattern
- Australia winter wheat, barley and canola production areas are expecting some timely rain to support better planting and emergence conditions, although greater volumes of moisture will still needed in interior Western Australia, interior South Australia and parts of Queensland
- China’s dry region will have opportunity for “some” rain in the second week of the forecast bringing a little relief for unirrigated summer crops
- Russia’s Southern Region and neighboring areas of eastern Ukraine and western Kazakhstan are advertised to see greater rain late next week
- India’s second week forecast is wetter in southern and eastern parts of the nation with the region from Odisha to Madhya Pradesh and eastern Maharashtra still advertised to be wettest in that June 12-18 period.
- Argentina will be dry biased for the coming week and then may experience a boost in rainfall in the central and eastern production areas near mid-month
- The precipitation will be well-timed after some aggressive early season wheat and barley planting in the coming week
- No changes in Brazil’s weather was noted with abundant rain in the south (and in Paraguay) and dry conditions in center west and the northeast
- Southern Mexico and Central America rainfall continues to increase benefiting future corn, sorghum and a host of other crop development
- Too much rain will fall in U.S. hard red winter wheat production areas during the coming week raising more concern over wheat conditions in Oklahoma and southeastern wheat areas of Kansas
- Abundant rain in the U.S. Midwest, Great Plains and Delta will limit fieldwork while ensuring moisture abundance well into June
- Some additional delay in late season planting is expected
- Canada’s western Prairies may trend wetter near mid-month
- Ridge building in North America will excite a few folks in the market place during the second half of June, but be careful the jet stream is too strong for a seriously strong blocking weather pattern and all of the moisture in and on the ground in the central Plains, lower Midwest and Delta will keep the southern part of any ridge weak due to feedback moisture from the soil.
6 min - Morning Market Weather For Tuesday, June 3, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JUNE 3, 2025
- Australia winter wheat, barley and canola production areas are expecting some timely rain to support better planting and emergence conditions
- China’s dry region will have opportunity for “some” rain in the second week of the forecast bringing a little relief for unirrigated summer crops
- Russia’s Southern Region and neighboring areas of eastern Ukraine and western Kazakhstan are advertised to seed greater rain next week, according to the ECMWF model which contrasts with the GFS model which wants to keep the region drier than usual
- A compromise between the models will be used today in the official forecast since the European model is probably too wet and the GFS is likely too dry
- India’s second week forecast is wetter in east-central parts of the nation from Odisha to Madhya Pradesh and eastern Maharashtra than advertised Monday and some of this increase was needed
- France rainfall potential may be increasing for next week
- Argentina rainfall potential has been increased after day ten in today’s model guidance
- The precipitation would be well timed after some aggressive early season wheat and barley planting in the coming week
- No changes in Brazil’s weather was noted with abundant rain in the south (and in Paraguay) and dry conditions in center west and the northeast
- Southern Mexico and Central America rainfall continues to increase benefiting future corn, sorghum and a host of other crop development
- Too much rain will fall in U.S. hard red winter wheat production areas during the coming week to ten days raising more concern over wheat conditions in Oklahoma and southeastern wheat areas of Kansas
- Abundant rain in the U.S. Midwest, Great Plains and Delta will limit fieldwork while ensuring moisture abundance well into June
- Some additional delay in late season planting is expected
- Canada’s western Prairies may trend wetter near mid-month
6 min - Morning Market Weather for Monday, June 2, 2025
TODAY’S HIGHLIGHTS
- Russia’s Southern Region is becoming too dry as reproduction of winter crops begins
- China’s North China Plain and central Yellow River Basin will remain dry this week with some chance for rain next week
- Australia’s precipitation potential for winter crop planting continues to improve after dryness in April and much of May
- Additional rain is likely in Safrinha corn production areas in Brazil that may further ensure better than expected yields from Mato Grosso do Sul to Parana and Sao Paulo, although the rain intensity was reduced over that advertised Sunday
- Portions of France are still advertised to dry additionally over the next week to possibly ten days
- West Texas rainfall was increased again in today’s model runs after being reduced in forecast model runs of the weekend
- Southeastern U.S. rainfall was increased overnight for the coming ten days after being reduced during the weekend
- No relief from dryness is likely in the U.S. Pacific Northwest over the next ten days
- Canada’s Prairies are looking wetter for next week with some of the east and north getting wetter this weekend
- A tropical wave moving from Cuba to Florida early this week will eventually bring heavy rain to the South Carolina and Georgia coasts late this week
7 min - Sunday Evening Market Weather Update For June 1, 2025
CHANGES SINCE FRIDAY
- Russia’s Southern Region is becoming too dry as reproduction of winter crops begins
- China’s North China Plain and central Yellow River Basin will remain dry this week with some chance for rain next week
- Australia’s precipitation potential for winter crop planting continues to improve after dryness in April and much of May
- Additional rain is likely in Safrinha corn production areas in Brazil that may further ensure better than expected yields from Mato Grosso do Sul to Parana and Sao Paulo
- Portions of France are still advertised to dry additionally over the next week to possibly ten days
- West Texas rainfall has been reduced for the coming ten days, although scattered showers are still expected
- Southeastern U.S. rainfall has been reduced once again for the coming week
- Another heat wave is expected in the western United States next week while this week’s temperatures will be milder than those of last week
- No relief from dryness is likely in the U.S. Pacific Northwest or parts of central Canada’s Prairies
7 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Friday, May 30, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- Mini heatwave for the U.S.
- California temps stressful for livestock and crops, but for only 2 days
- Heat advances to the east in the U.S. Plains and Midwest resulting in higher humidity
- Cool air from Canada moves into warm and humid airmass in central U.S. during mid-week next week resulting in strong to severe thunderstorms and the potential for heavy rain over a large region
- A better mix of rain and sunshine with seasonable temperatures in week two of the U.S. outlook
- Drying in the southeastern United States
- South America rain to be confined to southern Brazi
- Cool temperatures in southern Brazil this morning were mostly non-threatening
- Northern Europe is drier again - watch France
- Southern Russia and Kazakhstan Drying
- No change for China, Australia or India
- Sumatra, Indonesia is still on the watch list for becoming too dry
20 min - Morning Market Weather For Friday, May 30, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MAY 30, 2025
- Not many changes overnight
- U.S. weather will heat up this weekend and precipitation will diminish temporarily
- Excessive heat is expected in California today and in most of the western United States Saturday
- Warming is likely in the U.S. Plains this weekend with the warmth likely into Monday before cooling occurs again during mid-week
- Rainy weather will resume in the central U.S. Plains and Midwest during the middle to latter part of next week with some severe weather expected as cooler air moves from west to east across both regions
- Net drying is back into the outlook for the southeastern corner of the U.S.; including Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and northern Florida
- West Texas will get some timely rainfall of highly varying rainfall
- Canada’s Prairies will cool down from west to east late this weekend into next week with “some” showers expected
- Saskatchewan and immediate neighboring border areas will miss out on the most significant rain and continue too dry
- Tropical Storm Alvin off the southwest coast of Mexico will move toward the southern tip of Baja California, Mexico this weekend and dissipate as it moves into western Mexico
- Some moisture from the system may help to enhance southern Plains rainfall during mid-week next week
- France will continue to receive a limited amounts of rain in at least portions of the nation keeping soil moisture low
- Other areas in Europe and the western parts of the former Soviet Union as well as most of Russia (north of its Southern Region) will get rain periodically over the next couple of weeks
- Russia’s Southern Region will only receive a few showers in this first week of the outlook with greater rain “possible” in the second week of June
- No change in the dry bias for the North China Plain and parts of the Central Yellow River Basin
- Timely rain is likely elsewhere in China with parts of the south staying wet
- Western Australia is still expecting relief from dryness that will improve wheat, barley and canola planting
- Other areas in Australia will get some moisture, but the need for greater rain will be high
- Argentina will experience a mostly dry pattern for a while favoring wheat and barley planting and summer crop harvesting
- Southern parts of Brazil’s Safrinha corn country and wheat production areas will get more rain in the coming week to ten days
- There is no threatening cold weather coming to South America’s crop areas in the next ten days
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Thursday, May 29, 2025
HIGHTLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- U.S. weather will continue unsettled with wet biased conditions in hard red winter wheat areas, the lower Midwest, Delta and Tennessee River Basin for ten moer days
- Restricted rain will continue in Canada's Prairies for the same ten day period
- Mini heatwave in North America over the next few days will not be a huge issue, although high humidity will result in the U.S. Plains
- Brazil rainfall will continue in southern Safrinha production areas
- France will be a greater concern than Germany over the next ten days as dryness prevails
- Russia's Southern Region will see restricted rain for a while
- China's drought region is smaller than it was, but it may expand once again
- Australia is expecting rain especially in the west
- India's early monsoon rainfall outlook has been reduced by computer models
21 min - Morning Market Weather For Thursday, May 29, 2025
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MAY 29, 2025
- Excessive heat and dryness are expected in California and the U.S. Pacific Northwest this weekend accelerating drying and raising livestock and unirrigated crop stress
- Cooling is expected next week, though
- Some of the weekend heat in western North America will shift to the Great Plains during the late weekend and early part of next week before advancing farther to the east into the Midwest, but none of it is expected to last long
- Too much rain will fall in central portions of the U.S. Plains negatively impacting some wheat produced in southern Kansas and Oklahoma where it is already too wet
- The U.S. Delta will also continue to be too wet over the next ten days
- Some drought relief is expected soon in Canada's Peace River region of British Columbia and Alberta during the coming ten days
- China’s drought region will see no change through the next ten days
- Russia’s Southern region is expected to dry down for a while in the coming week with a few showers and slightly cooler conditions likely in the June 3-9 period
- Western Australia is still advertised to get a few waves of rain during the next couple of weeks to improve winter crop planting and establishment conditions
- Other areas in Australia have an ongoing need for greater rainfall
- Southern parts of Brazil’s Safrinha corn production region will see frequent waves of rain in the next ten days ensuring good reproductive and filling conditions for the late season crop
- Center west Brazil’s rain potentials have been reduced in today’s forecast
- Argentina will experience good drying conditions for the planting of wheat and barley and the harvest of summer crops for the next ten days
- Parts of France will not get much rain in the coming ten days leaving some crop areas in need for greater rain
- Other areas in Europe should see typical weather for this time of year
7 min - Mid-Day Audio Weather Update for Wednesday, May 28, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THE IS AUDIO RECORDING
- Too much rain was suggested for the central Plains and Midwest; however, the wet bias even if reduced will still raise concern over wheat quality in Kansas and Oklahoma
- Canada Prairies' rain event next week was shifted to the east like the ECMWF model overnight reducing rain in western and northern Saskatchewan where it is quite dry
- A reduction in rain was suggested for early next week in Mato Grosso, Brazil while rain still falls both early and late next week in southern Safrinha crop areas
- Three waves of rain move through Western Australia from late this week into late next week improving wheat, barley and canola planting conditions
- No changes in Europe or the CIS
- China is still advertised to be dry in portions of the North China Plain and Yellow River Basin
6 min - World Weather PowerPoint For Wednesday, May 28, 2025
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO
- US and Canada soil moisture comparisons between Friday and Tuesday
- Relief in Safrinha corn production areas resulting from rain overnight and that which is coming
- China's ongoing dryness
- Russia's Southern Region will continue to dry down
- Argentina will see welcome drying
- U.S. crop outlook still favorable
- Canada's Central Prairies to remain dry enough to raise worry over crop conditions
- Western Australia weather should begin improving soon
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