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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 across the United States and good chances and coverage of rain in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Monday.
A system moving across the United States with widespread rain and wind hazards, and increasing chances for rain in Argentina, are the weather factors holding the market's attention Thursday.
Scattered showers will continue across the eastern half of the country on Friday as a large, mature system spins across the eastern Midwest. Showers will be light to moderate but could last all day in some areas, leading to further or extensions of delays for the remaining corn and soybean harvest, as well as winter wheat planting. A frontal boundary will set up across the Canadian Prairies throughout the day and will bring lower temperatures to the U.S. over the weekend and into next week.
September and October rains have notably eased the worst drought in two decades over the Northern Plains.