
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.
Crude oil benchmarks WTI and Brent settled higher on Wednesday after the Energy Information Administration reported a higher-than-expected draw...
Ethanol production in the United States averaged 1.093 million barrels per day the EIA reported Wednesday.
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Teresa Wells graduated in 2021 from the University of Oklahoma with a Bachelor of Science degree in meteorology and a minor in environmental sustainability. Since then, she has been a meteorologist with DTN, mainly creating and communicating forecasts for transportation and utility customers. Teresa works out of the Burnsville, Minnesota, office.
When she's not forecasting for transportation and utility clients, Teresa has started to become more involved in DTN's agriculture weather services, where she aims to tie her agriculture background to the weather. She grew up on her family's cattle and row crop operation in southwest Minnesota and continues to play an active role in the operation to this day.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.
Soybeans are entering their reproductive stages across the Corn Belt and soybean aphids may be a problem, depending on the weather pattern.
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.
A cold front will move through the eastern Dakotas, western Minnesota, and western Iowa on Friday, providing a risk for strong to severe storms. Some of the strongest storms could produce isolated tornadoes, damaging wind gusts...
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.
Canadian wildfires from overly dry conditions have been leading to smoke in the U.S., but the rainfall forecast could help tame these fires going into next week.
Scattered rain showers continue across the Corn Belt into next week, safrinha harvest will slow down with rain in southern Brazil, and drier conditions return in the Southern Plains next week. These are the weather factors driving...
Rain showers are expected in the western Corn Belt through Friday, heavy rains are impacting eastern Texas and the Mississippi Delta, and scattered showers return to the eastern Corn Belt this weekend. These are the weather...
Talks of hot and dry conditions may have to be placed on the backburner for the second half of June in the northern Corn Belt.
The second half of this week will feature daily chances for rain showers in the western Corn Belt before shifting east for the weekend while heavy rain will hit eastern Texas and the western Delta. These are the weather factors...
A wet pattern sets up for the western half of the Corn Belt for the second half of the week while daily chances for scattered showers and thunderstorms plague the Southern Plains, Mississippi Delta, and Southeast through the...
Storms will develop across the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys later Monday, some of which could be severe. The Western Corn Belt could see some heavier rainfall during the second half of the week while soaking rains develop in...