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Scattered showers will develop across the northern tier of the country Monday as a system moves through the Midwest and another goes through the Pacific Northwest. Showers will be mostly light while the south stays dry, unfavorable for winter wheat in the Southern Plains.
A stable but active pattern in the United States, dryness in Argentina and southern Brazil, and continued showers in eastern Australia are the weather factors holding the market's attention Monday.
A briefly stable pattern in the United States, periods of showers across South America, and heavy rain in eastern Australia are the weather factors holding the market's attention Friday.
A strong front is pushing across the Plains and Midwest on Wednesday. Showers are limited Wednesday morning but should develop across the far southeastern Plains and southwestern Midwest by tonight. Some breezy winds will occur both ahead and behind the front across the Plains and Midwest as well. Cold weather continues to push through the Southeast with the first frosts and freezes of the season all the way south to the Florida Panhandle.
Limited showers across the United States, La Nina-type conditions for Argentina and southern Brazil, and heavy rain in eastern Australia are the weather factors holding the market's attention Monday.