Teresa Wells

The El Nino-Southern Oscillation is starting to show signs of returning to a weak La Nina this fall and early 2026.

A low-pressure system dropping out of the eastern Rockies will lead to isolated to scattered showers and storms across the Northern and Central Plains today while the remainder of the Corn Belt stays mostly dry. Parts of North...

Warmer temperatures in Argentina and southern Brazil, scattered showers next week in central Brazil, and rain showers in the western Corn Belt are the weather factors driving the markets on Thursday.

Reduced risks for frost in Argentina and southern Brazil, scattered showers next week in central Brazil, and rain showers in the western Corn Belt are the weather factors driving the markets on Wednesday.

A warm up across the Corn Belt, showers increasing in central Brazil next week, and dry conditions in the southeast Corn Belt are the weather factors driving the markets on Tuesday.

Areas of heavy rain in the Delta, isolated showers in the Eastern Corn Belt, and cooler temperatures east of the Rockies are the weather factors driving the markets on Thursday.

This week's shot of cooler temperatures in the Corn Belt is a reminder that fall is just about here. Those cooler temperatures may be here to stay through at least mid-September.

The rainy pattern in the Southern Plains starts shifting to the Delta, dry conditions in the southern Midwest, and a hot and dry pattern in the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the markets Wednesday.

A rainy pattern in the Southern Plains, dry and cool conditions in the Midwest, and a hot and dry pattern in the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the markets Tuesday.

An expansive low-pressure system is providing rain to the northern Canadian Prairies, but some of the rain is too late to benefit maturing crops while late-planted crops may still benefit.

Strong to potentially severe storms and scattered rain showers will move across the Western Corn Belt, frost risks in South America, and active patterns in Australia and the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the...

Strong to potentially severe storms in the Northern Plains, frost risks in South America, and active patterns in Australia and the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the markets on Thursday.

Conditions in the Atlantic Ocean are becoming more favorable for tropical storms and hurricanes to form this time of the year, leading to impacts along the Gulf Coast and Southeast U.S.

Scattered rain showers in the western Corn Belt, frost risks in South America, and steady rains in Australia are the weather factors driving the markets on Wednesday.

Warmer temperatures and more rainfall in the Corn Belt, scattered showers in southern Brazil, and daily showers in the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the markets on Tuesday.

Periodic rains and mild temperatures in the Corn Belt, scattered showers in southern Brazil, and daily showers in the Canadian Prairies are the weather factors driving the markets on Monday.

Soybeans are entering their reproductive stages across the Corn Belt and soybean aphids may be a problem, depending on the weather pattern.

Soybeans are entering their reproductive stages across the Corn Belt and soybean aphids may be a problem, depending on the weather pattern.