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La Nina typically leads to a period of dryness in Argentina and southern Brazil from spring into early summer. The forecast continues to suggest this will be the case during the entire summer season, while central and northern Brazil continue to find favorable conditions.
A system in the Southeast is producing some rain and will gather some snow showers in the Northeast later in the day. Another system is making its way into the Canadian Prairies, producing some snows. The middle of the country is rather dry for the day, which continues to be unfavorable for winter wheat in the Southern Plains.
Continued drought in the southwestern Plains and a mix of conditions in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Wednesday.
Growing drought in the southwestern Plains and a mix of conditions in South America are the weather factors holding the market's attention Monday.
A storm system will move quickly through the northern tier of the country this weekend. It will produce a band of moderate to potentially heavy snow near the U.S.-Canada border and scattered showers across the Midwest, Delta, and southeastern Plains. Some thunderstorms will be possible, even some severe weather across the southeastern Plains into the Delta. Stronger winds will also be possible near the track of the low-pressure system in the Northern Plains and Upper Midwest along with plummeting temperatures.