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A storm building over the western states will continue to spin and produce heavy precipitation Tuesday west of the Rockies. Warmer conditions will continue to build east of the Rockies, melting more snow that occurred over the weekend and aiding in recovery efforts across the Midwest and Midsouth. Above normal temperatures will continue to be unfavorable for winter wheat in the southwestern Plains, however.
A band of heavy snow and rounds of severe storms were the result of a spring-like storm that swept through the country Dec. 10-11.
A strong storm system then heat in the United States and a mix of conditions in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Friday.
A strong storm system was developing with its center over Kansas Friday afternoon and a snow band arcing from Nebraska through Wisconsin. The system has already produced good snowfall amounts and will continue to do so through Saturday. The system will also produce thunderstorms that will likely be severe late Friday and tonight across the Delta and southern Midwest. The system will quickly move through the East on Saturday and in its wake, a warming trend will quickly start on Sunday as a strong ridge begins to develop. Precipitation will continue to fall in the West as a deep trough builds a...
A strong storm system misses southwestern Plains wheat and a mix of conditions in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Thursday.