In this episode, Aaron Harries sat down with Brett Waltz, the Chief Marketing Officer of BAM Weather. 
With extensive experience in weather forecasting, Brett has played a pivotal role in providing tailored forecasts that significantly impact various industries, particularly agriculture. 
His insights into the current climatic conditions affecting Kansas wheat production and the recent historical weather events showcase his expertise in the field.

They discussed the critical role of weather forecasting in agriculture, recent weather patterns in Kansas, and the influence of climate oscillations like the Madden Julian Oscillation and La Niña on agricultural outcomes.

- Computer models have improved in accuracy, predicting storms like the recent blizzard five days in advance, though variability remains.
- High-pressure systems can enhance model accuracy, particularly in the central plains.
- Kansas has recently recovered from a prolonged drought, benefiting winter wheat with improved moisture conditions.
- The current weak La Niña may not significantly impact weather patterns, but its influence is expected to grow as spring approaches.
- February may be drier, with a colder pattern persisting into March, while an active weather pattern is anticipated with the potential for above-normal precipitation.
- Farmers should monitor BAM Weather's forecasts for tailored insights as the growing season approaches.

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