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A system is leaving the Southern Plains and heading northeast through the Midwest on Monday, carrying scattered showers and pockets of moderate rainfall. The Plains will only have a brief day to dry out from weekend rainfall before the next system develops on Tuesday.
Pacific Ocean temperature and atmospheric indicators both show a strengthening La Nina pattern.
An upper-level low will continue to produce showers mostly east of the Mississippi River and south of the Ohio River on Tuesday, causing further delays to harvest. Drier and warmer conditions elsewhere will benefit the continued harvest. Wetter areas of the Plains and Midwest will see good growth and planting conditions for winter wheat.
Models are developing a strong trough of low pressure in the western U.S. that could induce a strong storm system in the Plains in the middle of next week.
Models are developing a strong trough of low pressure in the western U.S. that could induce a strong storm system in the Plains in the middle of next week.