From giant hail to violent tornadoes, eastern Wisconsin became the target of severe weather on July 27.
Energy markets extended their losses Tuesday on growing outreach by the Trump administration and international negotiators to ending the U.S...
Four state grain agencies filed a federal court motion to force Hansen-Mueller to release documents needed to pay farmers and complete an...
Weather continues to be a theme for DTN's View From the Cab farmers this season. The Maryland and Minnesota farmers are giving thanks for some...
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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.
From giant hail to violent tornadoes, eastern Wisconsin became the target of severe weather on July 27.
Similarities in the ENSO climate pattern led to active starts to the severe storm season in the United States for March 2025 and March 2026.
Scattered rain showers and thunderstorms continue across eastern Nebraska and Iowa this afternoon and tonight. More showers could target extreme southern Minnesota and southwest Wisconsin...
A slow-moving cold front continues across the Corn Belt this week with the High Plains missing out on rain while drier and cooler conditions return to Argentina late this week into next week. These are the weather factors driving...
A system producing widespread precipitation for areas of the Corn Belt, but questions about next week's rainfall, and another heat wave in Europe are the weather factors driving the markets Friday.
From giant hail to violent tornadoes, eastern Wisconsin became the target of severe weather on July 27.
The drought-free Canadian Prairies are amid a fairly wet summer as crop ratings reflect recent rainfall, creating a stark difference from the summer of 2025.