Ag Weather Forum

The big Edwards Aquifer in Texas has had reduced usage up to more than one third because of drought.

Ongoing dryness in the Plains and western Midwest means no soil moisture and streamflow recharge during the fall 2022 season.

Very cold air continues to move into the Continental U.S. in waves through the coming weekend. But the pattern turns more progressive and warmer next week. Lower temperatures will still occur where snowpack exists.

A blast of arctic air is moving through in mid-November, but another could show up in December as well. The DTN forecast is suggesting a similar pattern to November for December, which could have some significant effects on feed and forage availability and pricing for livestock...

Cold Arctic air set to move across the U.S. interior in the next five days may kill off some winter wheat which is already starting out in the poorest condition on record.

Extreme dryness in the Ohio Valley during October is a big reason why the Mississippi River dropped to record-low levels.

A winter storm will bring heavy snowfall to the Northern Plains with potential blizzard conditions while Tropical Storm Nicole could be hurricane status before reaching Florida. This will be followed by a burst of arctic air that could challenge low-temperature records.

Winter wheat in the southwestern Plains has gone through horrendous weather conditions thus far. This area has also missed out on recent precipitation that has occurred elsewhere in the country. Will the active pattern give the southwestern Plains any chance for reducing...