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Mid-Day Audio Weather For Friday, March 20, 2026

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO ENSO update Latest model runs from NOAA and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology have backed off on the super strong El Nino forecast – as we expected South America Update Southwestern Argentina started getting rain overnight Rain will be widespread in Argentina, Uruguay and Rio Grande do Sul in the coming week occurring in a couple of waves Some areas will see the moisture profile saturate, but it should not last long Drier bias remains in interior southern Brazil for this first week of the outlook with some short-term relief in the second week Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais wet bias is misleading in the accumulative total rain map pages Only short-term bouts of greater rain are expected North America Update This week’s heatwave will add more stress to wheat areas in the Plains, but it will be mostly today and Saturday and again briefly during mid-week next week Prospects for rain in early April rain remain in the forecast today in portions of the Plains, Midwest, Delta and southeastern states Relief is possible, but not necessarily in the western high Plains region West and South Texas and northeastern Mexico will all have opportunities for shower and thunderstorm activity in early April; though, the amounts will still be light and sporadic coverage in some areas Drought will remain in the southeastern corner of the U.S. Temperatures will be warmer than usual in much of the contiguous U.S. in week two, but the only excessive heat will be in western parts of the nation into Saturday and again briefly next week Rest of World Few theme changes noted overnight Northern India gets some welcome rain Thursday India has a milder than usual temperature regime in the next five days and then warms up again – no excessive heat, though India also gets a few random showers helping crops as they fill Middle East flood potential still high in the coming week; although today’s outlook is not quite as intensive on the rain as advertised previously Europe weather will be tranquil for a while CIS snow melt will continue to advance well without new rain/snow to aggravate the situation China’s Yangtze River Basin will be wettest Most of east-central China’s wheat and rapeseed areas benefited from rain in the past week Eastern Australia dryness will favor maturing summer crops and their harvest South Africa will trend wetter  World Weather, Inc. forecasts and comments pertaining to present, past and future weather conditions included in this report constitute the corporation's judgment as of the date of this report and are subject to change without notice. Comments regarding damage or the impact of weather on agricultural and energy as well comments made regarding the impact of weather on the commodity and financial markets are the explicit opinions of World Weather, Inc.  World Weather, Inc. cannot be held responsible for decisions made by users of the Corporation's information in any business, trade or investment decision.   ©2026 World Weather, Inc. Any unauthorized redistribution, duplication or disclosure is prohibited by law and will result in prosecution.  

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WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2026 Some increase in precipitation continues to be suggested for the central and eastern United States in early April The high Plains region does not look very good for getting significant moisture, through a few showers are will be possible West and South Texas may also have some potential for scattered showers and thunderstorms in early April Southwestern Canada’s Prairies drought has increased recently raising more concern about the medium range weather outlook for spring planting Argentina is still expecting waves of rain in the coming week to maintain adequate to surplus soil moisture Southern Brazil rain potentials are still good for Rio Grande do Sul while dryness relief in Parana and neighboring states may not take place until the last days in March and early April Alternating periods of rain and sunshine are likely in center west and northern center south Brazil during the next two weeks Other areas in the World are not advertised to see much change China’s rain will be greatest in the Yangtze River Basin Eastern Australia should stay mostly dry and warm, despite a few showers Europe will be dry biased into early next week and then some rain will evolve in the central and east later next week into early April Flood potentials remain high for the Middle East from southeastern Turkey through Syria and northern and eastern Iraq to western Iran in the coming week India will continue to experience seasonable temperatures and a few showers of limited significance except in the far north and extreme east where greater rain is likely The former Soviet Union will experience limited rainfall and warm conditions that promote melting snow north of Ukraine Some increase in rainfall is expected in early April South Africa, West Africa, Indonesia and Malaysia will see periodic showers and thunderstorms alternating with periods of sunshine during the next ten days   World Weather, Inc. forecasts and comments pertaining to present, past and future weather conditions included in this report constitute the corporation's judgment as of the date of this report and are subject to change without notice. Comments regarding damage or the impact of weather on agricultural and energy as well comments made regarding the impact of weather on the commodity and financial markets are the explicit opinions of World Weather, Inc.  World Weather, Inc. cannot be held responsible for decisions made by users of the Corporation's information in any business, trade or investment decision.

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO South America Update Southwestern Argentina is advertised a little drier in the coming ten days relative to previous model runs Rio Grande do Sul is wetter in today’s outlooks for the coming weekend and into early next week Rain is a little more erratic in the Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais corridor relative to yesterday Weeks 1 and 2 rainfall assessment Week 2 is looking drier with a more erratic rainfall pattern which is important as the end of the monsoon season approaches North America Update Month to date rainfall assessment for the United States New Drought Monitor Concern about dryness in western North America as the warmer days of spring approach This week’s heatwave will add more stress to wheat areas in the Plains Western U.S. snowpack is going to be lower than usual this spring which may lead to water issues later in the year and especially in 2027 unless El Nino brings needed relief Weather outlook is quite dry fo4r a big party of the central and western U.S. over the next ten days Prospects for rain in early April investigated Relief is possible, but not necessarily in the western high Plains region Southwesterly flow pattern aloft is expected in April to help bring on greater rain in the central and eastern Midwest Rest of World Few theme changes noted overnight India has a milder than usual temperature regime in this first week India also gets a few random showers helping crops as they fill Middle East Flood potential still high in the coming week Europe weather will be tranquil for a while CIS snow melt will continue to advance well without new rain/snow to aggravate the situation China’s Yangtze River Basin will be wettest Most of east-central China’s wheat and rapeseed areas benefited for the past week of weather Eastern Australia dryness will favor maturing summer crops and their harvest South Africa will trend wetter

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Today's mid-day market weather did not show much chnage, although the second week was wetter in southern Brazil and North America had an impressive surge of cold air from the arctic for the last days in March. The North America changes were likely out of line with reality. Southern Brazil was also considered to be too wet in the second week. 

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World Weather Highlights For Thursday, March 19, 2026 Southwestern Buenos Aires is advertised to get a little less rain in the coming week Rio Grande do Sul is advertised wetter than in previous days this week with the period Saturday into Monday wettest Central Argentina is still slated to receive some moderate to heavy rain Friday through the weekend with 2.00 to more than 5.00 inches possible Not much change was suggested for interior southern Brazil where rainfall will be restricted over the next ten days Areas from Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais and northern Sao Paulo, Brazil are still advertised to see alternating periods of rain and sunshine over the next ten days U.S. hard red winter wheat areas will remain dry for another ten days with very warm to hot temperatures today into Saturday and again briefly during mid-week next week Some increase in rainfall was suggested in the model data today after day ten from the southeastern U.S. Great Plains into the Midwest and Delta  Not much change in the rest of the world, including; limited rain in Europe during this first week of the outlook warm with limited precipitation in the FSU supporting new snow melt China's Yangtze River Basin will be wettest over the next couple of weeks rain is needed in far southern China's rice and corn areas East-central Australia will get a few showers and thunderstorms, though no general soaking of rain South Africa is expected to trend wetter over te coming week West-central Africa and Southeast Asia rainfall will be erratically dispersed

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JANUARY 29, 2026 Southeastern Australia’s heatwave will be extended into Saturday making it a full week of excessive heat and stress to livestock and crops High temperatures Wednesday were 111 to 120 degrees once again with an extreme of 122 Production impacts on crops has likely been substantial – especially unirrigated crops in New South Wales and southern Queensland Livestock weight gains have probably been poor with some animal illness suspected Power outages have been recorded and some brush fires have evolved Model precipitation forecasts through early next week have been reduced in parts of the east, but rain increases later in the week for some areas Another shot of bitter cold is expected in the eastern half of the United States over the next five days Freezes were noted again today in Louisiana sugarcane areas and in central Florida, although they were light freezes Saturday and Sunday will be colder in Louisiana with lows in the teens and lower 20s to the Gulf Coast Sunday and Monday will be coldest in Florida Citrus damage potentials may be highest for Monday when the wind speed is light and variable Sunday will be windy in Florida, though some freezes are likely Energy demand will be high until Tuesday when some temporary relief is expected Additional bouts of cool air will impact the northern Plains, Great Lakes region ad northeastern United States during the February 8-13 period; though, temperatures will not be as cold as those of this weekend and early next week Western Asia and northeastern Europe will be quite cold over the next week to ten days; though, snow cover will protect crops No changes were noted in South America over the next ten days Limited rainfall is likely to prevail in eastern Argentina, Uruguay and western and southern Rio Grande do Sul through the first week in February Moderate to heavy rain may impact Mato Grosso do Sul, Goias, Sao Paulo and Minas Gerais during the coming ten days slowing the harvest of early soybeans and the planting of Safrinha crops China’s Yangtze River Basin will receive some precipitation in the next week to ten days, although amounts will be light This is not a problem while temperatures are mild to cool; though, greater rain will be needed later in February Wheat and rapeseed are rated favorably Western Russia snowfall will be significant through Sunday in the Volga River Basin and Ural Mountains followed by improved weather for a little while More snow will be possible in the second week of February India and Pakistan precipitation will be more limited for a while

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HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO A quick review of the coming North America high pressure ridge Who will be dry and who will be wet bottom line is that the Midwest will remain in good shape while dryness becomes significant in the central and southern Plains, Delta and southern Tennessee River Basin as well as far southwestern Corn and Soybean areas of Kansas and Missouri  World Weather Review Canada Prairies commentary Tropical weather discussion for western Pacific and potential impact on China, Philippines and Japan Past Weather Review Not much change in the rest of the world

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 18, 2025 Cold air in the far eastern Russia New Lands early next week may result in some frost in sunseed and spring wheat production areas Southern China may be impacted by a tropical cyclone this weekend with heavy rain, local flooding and some strong wind speeds likely in Guangdong, Guangxi and Hainan There is some potential for the storm to also impact northern Vietnam early next week East-central China will not get much rain through the coming week and some drying and rising crop stress is possible in pockets, but no widespread production threat is expected NOT MUCH CHANGE FOR THE REMAINDER OF THE WORLD Some needed rain will fall in Western Europe this weekend and early next week offering some relief to dryness in parts of France, the U.K., Germany, Belgium and Netherlands, although more rain will still be needed Dryness will remain in the lower Danube River Basin Not much rain from eastern Ukraine into Kazakhstan during the next two weeks which may lead to unirrigated summer crop stress, but winter crop harvesting will advance well Dry weather has been occurring and will continue for at least another week in western Indonesia and the Malay Peninsula Some drying is normal at this time of year and showers may return in the last days of July for parts of the region Central Thailand rainfall may continue lighter than usual as it has been recently and greater rain will soon be needed for rice, sugarcane and other crops North America weather has not changed much overnight Very warm to hot temperatures are likely in the central and southern Plains, Delta, lower Midwest and interior southeastern states during the period from this weekend through the end of next week Heat indices of 95 to 115 are likely with the central and southern Plains and Delta hottest stressing livestock and some crops A westward shift in the heat and dryness is likely in the last days of July heating up most of the far western United States and allowing some cooling and rainfall back into the lower Midwest and southeastern states Northern and eastern Midwest crop areas will be sufficiently moist to carry on normal crop development during the next two weeks Some net drying is likely in the Delta portions of Missouri and eastern Kansas Canada’s Prairies will be wettest in central and western Alberta and northwestern into south-central parts of Saskatchewan in the coming ten days while the northeastern part of the Prairies is drier biased Some rain will fall in southern Manitoba as well Texas, Oklahoma and Kansas heat and drying will expedite late wheat harvesting, but stress livestock and some unirrigated summer crops West Texas and the Texas Panhandle will get a few showers and thunderstorms briefly next week S. Pacific Northwest will continue warm and dry biased for the next two weeks Argentina rainfall will be restricted for a while Southern Brazil will trend wetter from the middle of next week into late month Safrinha crop harvesting in Brazil should advance well during the next ten days with little to no rain outside of Paraguay and Parana India rainfall will be abundant and frequent except in parts of Gujarat, central Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu where more limited rainfall is likely Australia rainfall will continue greatest in coastal areas for the next ten days

Not much change noted around the world at mid-day today. 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Very cold in the northern U.S. Plains this morning High pressure ridge building and movement expected over the next ten days Oppressive heat and humidity expected in many areas from the lower half of the Midwest into the Delta, Tennessee River Basin central and southern Plains Livestock and human health issues possible Limited rainfall outlook in many areas across the U.S. except from the eastern Dakotas into Illinois, Indianan and Kentucky Net drying in the central and southern Plains, Delta , parts of the Tennessee River Basin and the southwestern Corn And Soybean Belt World Weather in review no big changes in the outlooks for most crop areas in the world

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 17, 2025 No general theme changes were noted overnight Slightly less rain was advertised for the eastern Canada Prairies, although scattered showers and thunderstorms are still possible West Texas is a little wetter for next week than advertised Wednesday Most of the U.S. Midwest will get rain in the coming week High pressure ridge building over the U.S. mid-south region next week will induce some excessive heat and humidity stressing livestock and crops with rapid drying conditions over a few days The high pressure ridge is then expected to shift to the west into the Rocky Mountain region and high Plains by the last days of July The westward shift into the high pressure ridge will allow rain to continue falling periodically in the Midwest and temperatures will be seasonably warm, but not oppressively hot The greatest heat in North America is expected in the west during the last week of July 17, 2025 Drought will continue in the northwestern United States Portions of the U.S. Delta, interior southeastern states and the southern Plains will dry down over the next two weeks Western and central Alberta, Canada will be wetter than usual during the coming ten days Week two weather in the U.S. Midwest may be marked by strong to severe thunderstorm clusters moving from northwest to southeast across the region A tropical cyclone is developing east of the Philippines today and will move toward southern China and possibly northern Vietnam over the coming week after brushing the northeast coast of Luzon Island, Philippines Friday Not much change in Asia with areas from eastern Ukraine into Kazakhstan experiencing limited rain and warm temperatures China’s dry region in east-central parts of the nation will get some relief this weekend into next week while other areas see a good mix of rain and sunshine Western Europe will have waves of rain this weekend into next week that should bring drought relief to parts of France, the U.K. and Germany Portions of France and the lower Danube River Basin will remain drier than usual and in need of greater rain Argentina rainfall will be restricted for a while Southern Brazil will trend wetter periodically over the next two weeks Safrinha crop harvesting in Brazil should advance well with little to no rain outside of Paraguay and Parana India rainfall will be abundant and frequent except in parts of Gujarat, central Maharashtra and Tamil Nadu where more limited rainfall is likely Indonesia and Malaysia rainfall is expected to be restricted during the next week to ten days allowing for greater drying to evolve Thailand should get some needed rain

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO Less rain in the U.S. Midwest and warmer temperatures in week two of the outlook European model allows the heat and dryness to remain over the Midwest for a longer period than the GFS or GEFS  The second week may be a little warm and dry Saskatchewan rainfall was reduced for next week  some of this reduction was needed rain is still expected in the driest areas of the province Sunday into Tuesday of next week Drying is still expected in the interior southern Plains, Delta and Tennessee River Basin during the next couple of weeks South America rainfall was reduced in portions of northeastern Argentina, Paraguay and center west Brazil  China was wetter in the North China Plain and Yellow River Basin for Days 10-14 GFS was much wetter in western Ukraine, southeastern Poland, Romania and southern Belarus in the second week outlook This was certainly overdone Dry biased conditions remain advertised for eastern Ukraine into Kazakhstan European model is still notably wetter for France, Germany and the U.K. than the GFS model with the GFS actually reducing southern France rainfall in the latest model run The GFS solution is more believable, although probably too dry in a few areas

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Discussion of high pressure ridge for North America and the impact on the Midwest Rain prospects Improve for northeastern Canada Prairies crop areas late this weekend into next week Monsoon moisture from Mexico will be forced into the U.S. at a faster rate as a result of the high pressure ridge moving to the lower Midwest Net drying in the interior southern Plains, Delta and Tennessee River Basin areas France is expecting some weekend rain to provide improvements to drought  Germany, parts of the U.K. will also get some rain and see seasonable temperatures Lower Danube River Basin will stay dry biased Heat and dryness are expanding from eastern Ukraine to western Kazakhstan and this may continue for at least 10 days China's dry region in east-central areas should get some relief Argentina gets some needed rain for wheat, although more is needed

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 16, 2025 Weather has not changed dramatically enough to seriously change world crop development potentials overnight; however, a little more ridge building over the U.S. Midwest for a little while late this weekend into next week brings a little heat and less rain and that has some of the market trade a little more interested The high pressure ridge does not stay over the Midwest for more than a few days, although it will be present long enough to induce much warmer temperatures and less rain which will firm the topsoil and induce a little moisture and heat stress to crops that have seen the lightest rainfall and the most limited soil moisture in recent weeks Most computer forecast models shift the high pressure ridge back to the west toward the end of this month bringing back some “cooler” conditions and inducing a little more shower and thunderstorm activity in key Midwestern crop areas The pattern looks very normal for summer and subsoil moisture is favorable enough to carry most crops through the period without too much difficulty, but it will be important that rain and cooling return as advertised to maintain crop integrity The change in U.S. weather will bring total predicted yields for corn and soybeans under a little more scrutiny; though corn is far enough advanced that the impact should be low as long as the high pressure ridge retreats to the west and stays out to the west as advertised The changing weather pattern over North America opens the door of opportunity for rain to fall across Canada’s Prairies late this weekend and briefly later next week and that could improve crop and field conditions for better canola, corn and soybean development The change will come a little late for some of the wheat and barley that has already been seriously stressed, but crops that have received some periodic rain will benefit greatly Drier and warmer weather will resume as the high pressure ridge shifts to the west in late July and early August Very little weather change of significance was noted in Europe, Asia, India, Australia or South America today relative to that of Tuesday except….. Australia’s forecast has a little more rain in Queensland and New South Wales than that advertised Tuesday morning Greater cooling in South America during the second week of the outlook brings cooler air back to northern and eastern Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay and southern Brazil Some of this cold is overdone and there is not much threat of damaging cold expected for sugarcane, citrus or coffee areas in Brazil The temperature change does increase the rain potential in parts of southern Brazil briefly during mid- to late-week next week

No blocking ridge of high pressure over North America waves for rain will continue from Canada's Prairies through the northern Plains into the Midwest during the next ten days Net drying is expected in the interior southern Plains and from there into the Delta and a part of the Tennessee River Basin Very little change in France, the Balkan Countries, Russia, Ukraine or China  Australia was a little wetter in the northeast of New South Wales and southeastern Queensland  Argentina gets more rain during mid-week next week, but it is likely overdone A reduction in Rio Grande do Sul rainfall was noted at mid-day by the GFS model run and that change was needed 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Tropical Disturbance moving across Florida today will have potential to become a tropical depression in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico (America)  Some heavy rain will fall along the central and northeast Gulf of Mexico U.S. Weather will become more active later this week into next week with frequent storms in the northern Plains and Midwest High pressure building up in the southern U.S. should diminish rain across the interior southern Plains, central Delta and southern part sof the Tennessee River Basin Ridge Building in late July over Rocky Mountains and high Plains may bring rain to dry areas in northeastern Canada Prairies Not much relief expected in France, although some rain is expected Drought in lower Danube River Basin will prevail as well Eastern Ukraine to Russia's Southern Region will remain dry for winter crop harvest East-central China dryness to last another week before some relief is possible Telangana and Andhra Pradesh dryness should abate later this week, but other areas in interior western India will continue to dry out No changes in South America 

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 15, 2025 Less than usual rainfall continues in portions of Sumatra and peninsular Malaysia raising some concern about long term crop development Java and the Lesser Sunda Islands are also drying down, but for them that is a little more normal for this time of year Western and some central Thailand crop areas have been drier than usual in recent weeks, but rain is expected to develop later this week into next week A tropical depression may develop in the next couple of days in the northeastern Gulf of Mexico (America) resulting in abundant rain and some strong thunderstorms from northwestern Florida to the Louisiana coast late this week into the weekend Tropical Storm 08W will impact eastern Honshu and Hokkaido, Japan today and Wednesday producing some occasional rain and breezy conditions; the impact on agriculture and personal property should be low Portions of France may get some needed rain late this week into the weekend, although much more will be needed Drought and dryness in southeastern Europe will continue without much relief for a while Eastern Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will experience good harvest weather for winter crops China’s recent drying in east-central areas may continue for at least another week, despite a few random showers Other crop areas in China are in good shape and expected to remain that way India’s Telangana and Andhra Pradesh crop areas will get some rain later this week into next week easing recent dryness Other areas in southern and west-central India will continue drier than usual; including interior western and southern Maharashtra Argentina will get some rain in wheat areas today and Wednesday and then trend drier again; more rain will be needed in the west Safrinha crops in Brazil will experience dry and warm biased weather for the next two weeks resulting in good maturation and harvest conditions S Midwest, Northern Plains, Delta and southeastern states should see a favorable mix of weather over the next ten days Dry and warm weather will prevail in the U.S. Pacific Northwest Net drying and warmer biased weather is expected in the southern U.S. Plains and a part of both the central Delta and southern Tennessee River Basin over the next ten days raising the need for rain late this month and in early August Canada’s Southwestern Prairies benefited from rain Monday and northeastern areas may get some needed rain late this weekend into early next week Australia weather remains unchanged with greater rain needed in interior crop areas while those near the southern coast are well established

Not much change was noted on the mid-day model runs today  A little more rain was suggested for central France on the GFS model run, but not the ECMWF, although the latter was already wetter than the GFS 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO More ridge building is likely in the next couple of weeks across the southern Plains, Delta and interior southeastern states suggesting a drier bias for those areas in time Rain will continue fall abundantly in the heart of the Midwest Timely rain occurs in Canada's Prairies and the Northern U.S. Plains, although some of the rain may be overdone No excessive heat is expected in North America over the next two weeks Canada's Prairies still have pockets of notable dryness that must be relieved West Texas is drier for the next two weeks than advertised Friday Northern France, the U.K., Low Countries and northwestern Germany will get rain this weekend and especially next week while southern France and the lower Danube River Basin remain dry biased Very warm to hot weather occurred from eastern Ukraine into Kazakhstan during the weekend accelerating crop stress in the driest areas East-central China will dry out for a while Tropical Activity in the far western Pacific Ocean may send a succession of tropical systems through China, Japan and the Korean peninsula in the next few weeks Not much change in Australia, Brazil or Argentina Rain is expected in southern India this weekend into next week

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MONDAY, JULY 14, 2025 U.S. weather will remain favorable for rain east of the Rocky Mountains, although some net drying is expected in a part of the central and interior southern Plains, portions of the Delta and parts of the Tennessee River Basin these drier tendencies will evolve slowly, but will eventually become notable No extreme heat is expected in North America during the next two weeks Far western U.S. weather will remain dry biased; including the Pacific Northwest Rain is expected in southwestern Canada's Prairies early this week and other areas may get some rain during the weekend and next week France and the Lower Danube River Basin will remain too dry this week, although northern France will get some rain late this week and during the weekend Temperatures in Europe will be closer to normal this week instead of being above normal as suggested last Friday Mostly good weather will prevail in China, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Brazil and Argentina Some rain is expected in Argentina wheat areas during mid-week this week Southern India will start to receive some rain this weekend and continue into next week; however, Maharashtra and parts of Tamil Nadu will remain dry Other areas in India will be plenty wet Australia weather will continue fair, but grater rain is needed in Queensland, northern New South Wales, interior South Australia and eastern parts of Western Australia

CHANGES SINCE FRIDAY Europe will not be as anomalously warm this week as advertised Friday ECMWF model suggests France will be dry this workweek and then get some timely rain GFS model suggests a full week to 8 or 9 days of dry weather will occur before there is much chance for rain Drying east-central China will last most of this week, but may get some relief this weekend into next week A part of the interior southern U.S. Plains, central Delta, southern Tennessee River Basin and interior southeastern states are advertised for net drying conditions over the next couple of weeks, despite some scattered showers and thunderstorms and seasonably warm temperatures The dry down will be a slow process Tropical Storm Nari formed during the weekend south of Japan and will brush eastern Honshu and eastern Hokkaido during mid-week this week with little damage Subtropical Depression 07W formed over the East China Sea during the weekend and was moving across western Japan today The system will dissipate over western Honshu with little more than some moderate to heavy rain and breezy conditions Central Thailand and northern Sumatra, Indonesia will dry out a little more this workweek and then get some relief Heavy rain in western Ethiopia may result in some flooding this week Some heavy rain may also evolve later this week in Central America from Nicaragua into Costa Rica Rain is still advertised to develop in southern India late this week and especially next week The northeast half of Canada’s Prairies will be dry over the coming week while the southwest gets rain and southwestern Alberta will be wettest Rain may develop in the drier areas of the northeast next week, though confidence is low

NOT MANY CHANGES SUGGESTED AT MID-DAY TODAY Rain was reduced in northern Canada's Prairies - a change that was needed Rain was increased in U.S. hard red winter wheat production areas Most other areas get rain at one time or another through the next ten days World Weather, Inc. believes a favorable weather pattern will prevail through the end of this month, despite some warming and slightly less rain after day ten of the outlook No big blocking weather pattern is expected in North America Very little change worthy of noting was suggested in Europe with France and the lower Danube River Basin still expected to deal with very warm and dry biased conditions A little more rain was suggested in the central Russian New Lands at mid-day today No serious changes were noted in China, India, Australia or South America 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Localized areas of heavy U.S. rainfall overnight 7-Day Rainfall for the U.S.  heavy amounts in northeastern Nebraska, Iowa and northern Illinois Weather Outlook for North America Cold surges today into Saturday and again during early to mid-week next week Doubts about Canada Prairies Rainfall  Abundant to Excessive rain will fall in key Midwest crop areas  West Texas rainfall  Europe Weather Still Dry in France and the lower Danube River Basin next Ten Days to 2 weeks Warm temperatures bias, but no excessive heat Favorably moist central and northeast Drier outlook for parts  of the Russia New Lands next ten days Wet in western Russia  A mostly good mix of weather from eastern Ukraine into Kazakhstan Unusually cool in parts of north-central and interior western Russia crop areas China weather mostly good, but dryness to return in east-central crop areas India's outlook is a little wetter in the south, but ECMWF model too wet No changes in Australia Argentina rainfall should be good for winter wheat next week  Brazil harvest weather in Safrinha crop areas will remain good

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIDAY, JULY 11, 2025 No blocking ridge of high pressure is expected over North America for the next ten days Unusually cold weather is expected in the central United States and south-central Canada during the coming week to ten days Portions of interior western and northern Russia may also be cooler than usual during the next ten days Rain is still predicted in most U.S. crop areas during the coming ten days with some of it heavy at times especially early to mid-week next week as unusually colder air moves southward from Canada into a warm and humid environment in the central and eastern states France and the lower Danube River Basin will continue to experience poor rainfall for the next ten days and temperatures will be warmer than usual at times, although not as oppressively hot as that of earlier this month Western and northern Russia will see wave of rain maintaining moist conditions Eastern Ukraine, Russia's Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will see good harvest weather for a while, but some timely rain may come along later next week and into the latter part of this month periodically to support summer crops China weather should be well mixed, although a small part of east-central China may be drier than usual No changes in Australia, Brazil or Argentina weather Argentina's western wheat and barley areas will get some rain today and more generalized rain is likely in much of the wheat region next week Southern India may finally get "some" needed rain later this month, but the central north and east will be wettest in this coming week 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Details of the next two weeks of weather in North America Partial relief for Canada's Prairies Hot in the western United States Good rain in key U.S. crop areas east of the Rocky Mountains through day ten West Texas will trend wetter with storms this weekend and again mid- to late-week next week Days 10-15 will be warmer and rainfall should be reduced net drying will occur in many areas; although, subsoil moisture will be fine for normal crop development Colder than usual weather Friday into Saturday in north-central U.S. and Canada More notable cold bias next week during mid-week as last surge of cold arrives Western Europe dryness situation up close Corrected vegetative map labeling should be accompanying this video link

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR THURSDAY, JULY 10, 2025 Very little change was noted around the world overnight  Market influences from the weather are unlikely to be great enough to seriously change market mentality U.S. weather will include alternating periods of rain and sunshine along with seasonable temperatures with some cooler biased conditions in the north-central states in this first week of the outlook Second week U.S. weather may include a little less intensity and frequency in rainfall along with slightly warmer-biased temperatures Showers in Canada will be welcome in the Prairies, although resulting rainfall will continue much less than that desired to support long term crop improvements France and the lower Danube River Basin will be driest in Europe for the next ten days Warming is likely to return in Europe this weekend and next week, but the extreme heat of earlier this month will not likely return Western and northern Russia, Belarus, the Baltic States, western Ukraine and northeastern Europe will remain wetter biased for the next five days with northeastern Europe drying after that while rain continues farther to the east for about ten days East-central China is drying down once again, but crop moisture will be fine for a little while No changes in Australia, Argentina, Brazil or South Africa were noted Argentina's greatest rain for winter wheat areas in the west will be next week, although some showers are expected today and Friday

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO Not much change at mid-day for North America special situation story was released earlier regarding U.S. crop conditions and the outlook for late July and August Rain intensity and frequency is expected to decline in late July and August as is normal in most summers Dryness in the central Midwest needs to be closely monitored as that drier and warmer period approaches Cool weather is expected again next week in the central United States and south-central and southeastern Canada Prairies Argentina was a little drier into the weekend, but wetter next week resulting in a better wheat outlook Less rain advertised for France, the. U.K. and the western two-thirds of Russia's New Lands at mid-day today by the GFS model  the reduction in rain in France and the U.K. was needed less rain in the Ural Mountains region and neighboring areas was also needed No seriously changes in China, eastern Europe of Australia

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Today's most important part of the video included soil moisture updates for the world No change in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Asia, Australia or South America Outlooks were noted Eastern Europe will be wet and cool for the first week of the outlook France will stay dry and see warmer temperatures return northern and western Russia will be wet over the next ten days along with Belarus, the Baltic States and western Ukraine Good harvest weather to the south from eastern Ukraine into western Kazakhstan U.S. weather will see a good mix of rain and sunshine  China weather will be good except in east-central parts of the nation where net drying is likely India is still wet in central north and east parts of the nation Australia rain will be greatest in the far south Argentina is till advertised to get rain in some of the dry wheat production areas Brazil will dry down favoring Safrinha crop maturation and slowly improving wheat planting conditions in the south

Not many changes overnight

Not much change in the mid-day model runs was noted for North America, Europe, Asia, Australia or South America today. 

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO A look at U.S. and Canada 6-Week Weather potential A detailed look at Europe Weather for the next two weeks A detailed look at India for the next two weeks  A brief overview of Asia Weather, Australia weather and some brief commentary on South America 

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 8, 2025 Not many changes around the world overnight Dryness will continue a concern in western Europe for the next ten days with temperatures trending much warmer again late this week, during the weekend and on into early next week Mild to cool temperatures and periods of rain and drizzle are expected from the Alps through Poland to western parts of Ukraine, Belarus and the Baltic States and some of the rain may be heavy at times Western and northern Russia will periodic rain during the next ten days to two weeks maintaining moisture abundance Eastern Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan are still expecting limited rainfall and warm temperatures favoring winter crop maturation and harvesting China’s weather will be dominated by frequent bouts of significant rain in the south that will be partially fueled by Tropical Storm Danas that will move inland through southern Zhejiang and eastern Fujian later today before moving through much of the far south of China Rainfall in the far south of China may range from 4.00 to 9.00 inches over the coming ten days with some areas near the Fujian/Zhejiang coast getting more than 12.00 inches A good mix of rain and sunshine is expected in other areas of China with east-central parts of the nation staying dry for the coming week India will stay wettest in the central, north and eastern parts of the nation while the south is drier than usual Australia rainfall will continue greatest near the southern coast leaving Queensland, northern New South Wales and interior parts of South Australia without much rain Argentina rainfall will be sufficient in the coming week to improve wheat establishment moisture from Cordoba and San Luis into western and central Buenos Aires Much of Brazil’s key crop areas will be dry through the next week before some rain returns to the south late next week Canada’s Prairies will not get large amounts of rain in the coming week, although some areas in southwestern Alberta will be favorably moist A small part of southeastern Manitoba will also get rain late this week and into the early weekend S. crop areas east of the Rocky Mountains will continue to get periodic rainfall during the next ten days with seasonable temperatures Central Texas flooding will continue, although lingering showers in the region will disrupt the cleanup efforts infrequently

Highlights in this Audio Recording Both GFS and European model runs bring greater rain to Canada's Prairies late this weekend into next week, but some of the precipitation is overdone Both models continue to suggest rain in Manitoba late this week and into the weekend GFS removed rain from Germany over the next ten days while the ECMWF maintains rain for the nation Both models reduce heavy rain from the Alps through Poland to the Baltic States during the next week to ten days France is still advertised dry along with the U.K. and the lower Danube River Basin No changes in Russia, China or India and similar weather is advertised for South America, Australia and Brazil relative to the previous model runs

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Flooding in Texas Ridge Building Coming to North America to cause livestock stress  high humidity and warmer biased conditions coming in third and fourth weeks of July with some rain  Canada fires increasing once again - smoke buildup seen on satellite imagery U.S. Pacific Northwest is going to be hot at times and consistently dry for a while France, the U.K. and the lower Danube River Basin in Europe are already too dry and unlikely to get much relief Another heat wave is coming to Europe late this week into next week Flood potentials rising for Poland in the coming week  Northern Russia to be frequently wet for a while Good harvest weather in eastern Ukraine, southern Russia and western Kazakhstan Southeastern and east-central China dried out and heated up during the long holiday weekend  Australia rain slowly improving crop conditions Argentina is expecting rain in some of the dry wheat areas this week Brazil will stay dry benefiting Safrinha crop maturation and harvesting and the planting of late season wheat Western Thailand and parts of Sumatra, Indonesia are still a little dry

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 7, 2025 Flooding rain in central Texas was horrific in urban and some minor agricultural areas, but the impact on nationwide corn and sorghum production should be minimal Tropical Storm Chantal’s heavy rain had no serious impact on crops in the eastern Carolinas or Virginia No other tropical cyclones are expected to threaten North America for at least the next week with the tropics calming down Drought continues serious in parts of Canada’s Prairies and that is not likely to change in this coming week with hot temperatures likely in west today and in central and eastern areas during mid-week Some opportunity for rain will evolve next week, although southern and eastern Manitoba is most favored S. weather is expected to remain very well mixed with timely rain and seasonable temperatures east of the Rocky Mountains Drought will remain in the U.S. Pacific Northwest Monsoonal rain in Mexico will continue over the next ten days, but its intensity is expected to slacken a bit as the tropics quiet down for a while East-central and southeastern China is trending much drier and that will linger for another week before some partial relief is possible Central and eastern Inner Mongolia and China’s Northeast Provinces received welcome rain during the past few days maintaining good crop conditions for areas near and north of the Yellow River and throughout the northeast Too much rain is expected in central India over the next week to ten days resulting in some flooding and at least a little potential for replanting of some summer crops Central, northern and eastern India will remain wet biased through the next ten days while the interior west-central and south stay drier than usual Thailand sugarcane, corn and rice areas will experience another week of restricted rain before rain chances improve Central and northwestern Sumatra, Indonesia still needs greater rain along with a few areas in Peninsular Malaysia Too much rain may fall from the Alps through Poland to parts of the Baltic States over the next ten days; flooding is possible Western and southern France, the U.K. and lower Danube River Basin will continue anomalously dry through the next ten days Western Europe will begin heating up again late this week and the warmer than usual conditions will last into next week while expanding to the east Russia’s Southern Region, western Kazakhstan and eastern Ukraine will benefit greatly from dry biased weather supporting good winter crop maturation and harvest progress Southern Australia received timely rain during the weekend and more is expected in the south which may improve soil conditions for winter crop establishment when warmer weather arrives in the spring Rain is likely in western wheat areas of Argentina which should induce improved soil moisture for better crop establishment Western Luzon Island experienced some flooding rain during the weekend from Typhoon Danas and more heavy rain will fall this week Typhoon Danas also produced heavy rain in western Taiwan Sunday and will turn into southeastern China this week producing some heavy rain The typhoon is small and its impact on agriculture is not likely to be tremendous

CHANGES SINCE THURSDAY Torrential rain has fallen in central Texas causing serious flooding, some loss of life and damage to personal property and some agriculture The region is not a huge crop area, but some damage to corn and sorghum was suspected Tropical Storm Chantal evolved during the weekend and quickly moved inland through eastern South Carolina to central North Carolina Sunday with 2.00 to 5.57 inches of rain reported through mid-afternoon Sunday resulting in local flooding Rain fell in the northwestern half of the U.S. Corn and Soybean Belt with some heavy rain in northwestern Iowa where 2.00 to more than 4.00 inches resulted East-central and southeastern China was dry and quite warm to hot during the weekend inducing some quick drying East-central parts of China will continue to dry down with areas from eastern Hubei to Jiangsu experiencing little to no rain for the next ten days leading to greater drying and some eventual crop stress Typhoon Danas evolved during the weekend southwest of Taiwan and it was moving over western Taiwan today producing some heavy rain and flooding This storm is very small in size and damage should be low Danas will move across western and northern Taiwan tonight and then turn west into Zhejiang, China to Jiangxi where it will dissipate Typhoon Danas produced heavy rain in western parts of Luzon Island during the weekend with rain totals approaching 8.00 inches A persistent westerly wind will blow across western Luzon Island through most of this coming week inducing waves of heavy rain and flooding Western Argentina wheat areas are expected to get waves of rain during the next ten days that will greatly improve crop development potentials during the spring Germany and Poland are wetter next week than advertised late last week, but erratic rain is expected this week Western and southern France are still advertised drier than usual over the next ten days

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO No serious changes were noted for the world No high pressure ridge in North America Southern Canada drier biased next ten days U.S. crop areas east of the high Plains still wet enough to favor crops High pressure ridge still expected to return to western Europe late next week not much drought relief until then China is favorable moist except east-central areas where net drying is possible FSU crop areas will get plenty of rain from western Ukraine to the Baltic States and from western Russia through Siberia Australia weather mostly unchanged with southern coastal areas wettest Argentina still has a good chance for rain in the second week Brazil will be dry for a while  

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO: No strong ridge of high pressure will develop and persist in North America for the next two weeks A brief ridge of high pressure is expected next week over western North America this will force cooler air into the U.S. Midwest and induce more rain Drier and warmer weather is likely in western Canada and the U.S. Pacific Northwest stressing livestock and crops Ridge Breaks down in the second week of the outlook falling back to a quasi-zonal (west to east) flow pattern aloft Europe's heat wave has temporarily abated, but it will be back in ten days Rain late this weekend and next week will be extremely important for Europe before the next round ot hot, dry, weather evolves Tropical disturbance north of Luzon Island may impact a part of China next week, but confidence in the storm's movement is low beyond the weekend Tropical Storm Mun is not much of a threat to Japan Tropical Storm Flossie and its predescessor will stay west of Mexico and not influence crop areas Tropical disturbance off the lower east U.S. cost this weekend may become a tropical cyclone, but it will first production heavy rain in North Carolina Rest of the World is largely status quo

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 3, 2025 Portions of the U.S. southeastern states will trend drier than usual over the next ten days A tropical or subtropical disturbance is expected to evolve off the lower east coast of the United States late this weekend and/or next week The system will be far enough from the coast to limit its potential influence to coastal areas in the Carolinas where some heavy rain is possible, but it the interior southeastern states will trend drier because of this system Canada’s Prairies are still expected to be drier than usual during the next ten days except possibly in far western Alberta and southeastern Manitoba where some timely rainfall is possible Showers elsewhere will be too brief and light to offer much change to the limited soil moisture and crop stress that is dominating many areas across Saskatchewan and northern Manitoba S. crop weather east of the Rocky Mountains is still advertised to be plenty moist over the next ten days supporting most crop needs Temperatures will be seasonable as well S. Pacific Northwest will be drier and much warmer than usual over the next ten days Seasonably dry and warmer than usual weather is also expected in California and portions of the Great Basin South Texas and northeastern Mexico will be dry biased over the next ten days to two weeks, although portions of this region received significant rain Tuesday into Wednesday Western and southern Mexico will continue to receive frequent bouts of rain over the coming week to ten days Tropical Storm Flossie will remain far enough to the west of Mexico to limit its impact on crop areas A new tropical cyclone is expected to form this weekend into next week and possibly one more after that later next week; although, each of these storms will be far enough to the west of Mexico to limit their potential impact on North America Tropical Storm Mun will stay over open water well to the south and east of Japan’s main islands over the next week A tropical disturbance north of Luzon Island, Philippines will intensify over the next few days and may become the season’s first typhoon near the Ryukyu Islands of Japan next week before possibly impacting northeastern China and/or the Korean Peninsula late in the week The new tropical cyclone (noted above) that may impact northeastern China or the Korean Peninsula may leave portions of east-central and southeastern China in a net drying mode for up at least ten days raising the need for rain later this month Most other areas in China will get timely rainfall with some areas in the southwest becoming a little too wet A wet bias in central and northern Russia remains in place for the coming ten days, but it is posing a little less risk to crop areas even though some will continue quite wet for a while Western Ukraine is advertised to be wetter in the middle to latter part of next week while restricted rain is expected over the next ten days to two weeks from eastern Ukraine into western Kazakhstan favoring winter crop maturation and harvesting India’s outlook remains wet for central, northern and eastern parts of the nation and local flooding is likely in central parts of the nation Australia weather still favors rain near coastal areas, although a few showers of light intensity are expected in the interior winter crop areas as well Argentina’s rain chances are improving for the dry western wheat production areas starting at mid-week next week and extending beyond mid-month Brazil will remain dry biased over the next couple of weeks favoring improved Safrinha crop maturation and harvest conditions and some delayed wheat planting will possibly get finished Western Thailand dryness is still expected to expand to the east into eastern sugarcane areas in the coming ten days

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS THIS AUDIO Mid-day GFS wetter in the western Corn and Soybean Belt and the northern Plains than the eastern Midwest, Delta or southeastern states in week one Rain fills in during the second week of the outlook  Evidence of some drying in the Delta, Tennessee River Basin and lower eastern Midwest Canada's Prairies rain potential still not very good in the central or east Europe still has another high pressure ridge coming along for the second week of the forecast making rain very important during the coming week Little change in South America, Australia, China, India or western Asia

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO Excessive rain and flooding occurred northeastern Mexico and far southern Texas from remnants of Tropical Storm Barry Excessive rain and flooding occurred in urban areas of New South Wales, Australia Another excessively hot day in western and central Europe today Hottest weather in Europe will shift to the south over the next week with the Balkan Countries, Italy, Spain and Portugal experiencing the hottest and driest conditions  A new ridge of high pressure is advertised for western Europe late next week and into the following weekend bringing a new wave of hot, dry, weather U.S. weather is still advertised to be well mixed with rain and sunshine and seasonable temperatures over the next two weeks Central and northern Russia will remain in a wet weather mode for ten days Northern China will get more rain Drought in China has been largely eliminated from east-central areas Drought in China has evolved in Xinjiang - but summer crops are irrigated and likely to develop normally Australia rainfall is expected stay mostly near the coasts Argentina is still looking at a good chance for rain Brazil will experience net drying for the next ten days

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 2, 2025 Another hot day is under way in Western Europe today with early mid-afternoon temperatures in the 90s to 103 degrees from the eastern half of France into Germany and a part of the Low Countries Hot weather continued in Spain, Portugal and spread more deeply across Italy as well Some hot temperatures reached the eastern Adriatic Sea region this afternoon with 90s to near 100 noted in several areas Excessive heat is expected to occur routinely in southern and especially southeastern Europe for the next full week; including the Balkan Countries where 90-degree highs and a few extremes near 100 are likely Dryness relief in Europe will not be very impressive for a while with limited rainfall through Saturday Showers and thunderstorms will occur from Sunday through Thursday across portions of the continent offering temporary relief from dryness and excessive heat Today’s forecast returns hot weather to western and central Europe late next week and into the following weekend keeping energy demand high and downward pressure on unirrigated spring and summer crops Argentina is still looking wetter next week and the rain may reach into some of the driest western wheat areas S. weather continues to look favorably moist with showers and thunderstorms in most areas east of the Rocky Mountains at one time or another during the next ten days and seasonable temperatures Dryness will prevail in the Pacific Northwest Central and northeastern portions of Canada’s Prairies may not receive much rain for a while in the coming week India will continue wet in the central, north and east parts of the nation while the west-central and south are drier than usual China’s drought relief is under way near and north of the Yellow River Areas south of the Yellow River in southeastern China will dry down for a while Tropical Depression 04W formed in the western Pacific Ocean overnight and it may become a tropical storm soon, but it will stay over open water well to the south of Japan and east of the Philippines keeping the threat to land low A developing tropical cyclone near the northern tip of Luzon Island, Philippines will become tropical storm in the next couple of days and could be the season’s first typhoon The storm may eventually (next week) threaten northeastern China and/or the Korean Peninsula Hurricane Flossie will remain far enough from the western Mexico coast over the next several days to minimize its impact, although some heavy rain, rough seas and gusty surface wind speeds are likely along the Jalisco and Michoacan coasts Western Australia winter crop areas will be wettest during the coming week to ten days especially those near the west coast Rain in other winter crop areas in the nation may not be very great, although a little drizzle and a few showers will be possible infrequently Flooding rain fell along the middle and lower New South Wales, Australia coast Tuesday with rainfall to more than 8.00 inches resulting Brazil’s drier biased weather in the south will continue during much of the coming week favoring improved wheat conditions and eventually allowing wheat planting to advance in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina after recent flooding Safrinha corn areas in Parana and southeastern Paraguay will benefit from net drying in the coming ten days Northern and central Russia winter, spring and summer crop areas will remain wet biased for the next ten days with some areas possibly getting a little too much rain Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will receive a limited amount of moisture for a while Some rain will reach Ukraine next week Dryness in western Thailand may expand to the east into key sugarcane production areas during the next ten days

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS AUDIO Plenty of moisture remains in the forecast over the next two weeks in the U.S.  GFS model too wet for middle and lower Missouri River Valley ECMWF wetter in the northern Midwest than the GFS  No dominating ridge of high pressure in North America over the next two weeks Europe heat wave impressive today, but it will break down ECMWF model wetter for Europe in the coming ten days than the GFS which is quite dry over the next ten days Compromising between the two models is warranted Central and northern Russia are still advertised wet over the next ten days China's drought relief near and north of the Yellow River will continue Argentina was advertised a little less wet on the GFS model run ECMWF is still notably wetter for southwestern Argentina than the GFS next week A compromise between the models is needed here as well  

HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO U.S. and Canada Weather For July No blocking high pressure ridge and heat dome expected in early July Corn pollination should be complete before any serious moisture shortage evolves Late July and August is the earliest that hot, dry, conditions "may" impact a larger part of North America; though that is not the official forecast Parts of Canada's Prairies will continue to keep a drier bias around Western Europe heat wave is very impressive, but it will break down in the next couple of days significant drought relief is not likely, despite some showers and cooling Southeastern Europe may have the hottest and driest weather for a while Northern and Central Russia are likely to be very wet for a while China's drought is still expected to disappear soon India will remain wet in the central, north and east and drier biased in the south Argentina may get some needed rain in dry wheat areas in the west Southern Brazil drying may improve wheat planting and Safrinha corn maturation conditions

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR JULY 1, 2025 Another hot day is under way in Western Europe, although today should be the last of the hottest days in that part of the continent Excessive heat is expected to occur routinely in southern and especially southeastern Europe for the next full week; including the Balkan Countries where 90-degree highs and a few extremes near 100 are likely Dryness relief in Europe will not be very impressive for a while, although some showers will occur in a couple of waves Wednesday into Thursday and again late this weekend into Monday Argentina is looking wetter in the second week forecast and the rain could bring much needed moisture to the dry western wheat areas S. weather continues to look favorably moist with showers and thunderstorms in most areas east of the Rocky Mountains at one time or another during the next ten days and seasonable temperatures Dryness will prevail in the Pacific Northwest Central portions of Canada’s Prairies may not receive much rain for a while in the coming week India will continue wet in the central, north and east parts of the nation while the west-central and south are drier than usual China’s drought relief is under way near and north of the Yellow River Areas south of the Yellow River in southeastern China will dry down for a while Two tropical disturbances in the far western Pacific Ocean may evolve into tropical cyclones in the coming week One system may threaten Honshu, Japan while the other may threaten China and/or the Korean Peninsula next week Hurricane Flossie will remain far enough from the western Mexico coast over the next several days to minimize its impact, although some heavy rain, rough seas and gusty surface wind speeds are likely along the Jalisco and Michoacan coasts Western Australia winter crop areas will be wettest during the coming week to ten days especially those near the west coast Rain in other winter crop areas in the nation may not be very great, although a little drizzle and a few showers will be possible infrequently Brazil’s drier biased weather in the south will continue during much of the coming week favoring improved wheat conditions and eventually allowing wheat planting to advance in Rio Grande do Sul and Santa Catarina after recent flooding Safrinha corn areas in Parana and southeastern Paraguay will benefit from net drying in the coming ten days Northern and central Russia winter, spring and summer crop areas will remain wet biased for the next ten days with some areas possibly getting a little too much rain Ukraine, Russia’s Southern Region and western Kazakhstan will receive a limited amount of moisture for a while Dryness in western Thailand may expand to the east into key sugarcane production areas during the next ten days Sumatra, Indonesia will get some rain as will other areas in Indonesia, but net drying is expected for some areas for a while in the coming week