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Colder weather moderating through the United States, the end of a good rainfall pattern in Argentina, and wet conditions for wheat harvest in eastern Australia are the weather factors holding the market's attention Thursday.
A dome of cold high pressure continues to build across the eastern half of the country. Widespread frosts and freezes are occurring across much of the Plains through the Midwest. Showers across the Southern Plains and Delta will drift southward and the rainfall will be good for winter wheat establishment where it occurs.
A strong cold front with the coldest air of the season to date is settling in across the eastern half of the U.S. Widespread frosts and freezes will continue for much of the week before temperatures moderate.
Lower temperatures settling in across the eastern U.S. and good chances and coverage of rain in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Tuesday.
A frontal boundary continues to sag south through the country on Tuesday. A system forming along the front will bring scattered showers to the Southern Plains through Wednesday, while continuing to bring down the coldest weather of the season so far. Widespread frosts and freezes will continue to impact a majority of the country's growing regions, slowing growth on winter wheat.