Blame La Nina for Brazil staying dry past the typical start of the wet season and farmers waiting to plant their second crop.
John Baranick
DTN Meteorologist
John Baranick graduated from Iowa State University with a bachelor's of science degree in meteorology and a minor in agronomy. He has been a meteorologist with DTN since 2011.
John uses his forecasts to comment on its impacts to different industries and helping customers make important business decisions. His comments have been received by clients in the aviation, transportation, energy, and agriculture industries worldwide.
John works out of the Burnsville, Minnesota, office.
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The weather will be cooperative for the next week. Both the American GFS and European weather long-term contain little in terms of measurable precipitation during the next 10-15 days, continuing...