Ag Weather Forum

A dry stretch through the middle of next week in the Midwest offers better conditions for planting and crop development.

Wet conditions to bring new delays to Prairies fieldwork.

Snow and cold took a toll on Southern Plains winter wheat.

A drier and warmer pattern offers better conditions for spring field work in the Canadian Prairies over the next ten days.

Cool, wet weather keeps corn planting slow in the northwest Midwest and Northern Plains.

For the fifth season in the past eight seasons, the central U.S. crop areas have to deal with the impact of outrageous precipitation.

Rain and snow this spring have kept farmers in the Canadian Prairies from doing fieldwork, including planting this year's crop and still attempting to get last year's harvest off the ground.

Cooler conditions will slow down planting, but do not appear to be threatening to overall progress.

Another monthly climate report, another round of very warm temperatures around the globe.

Continued central U.S. rainfall events keep pointing toward an El Nino tendency in the Pacific Ocean.

Locations with open field work chances were in the minority across the Midwest.

Soil moisture has definitely been recharged with recent rain across much of the U.S. midsection.

Eastern Pacific warming has likely brought on some features that go along with El Nino development.

The year's first quarter was for sure volatile and violent across the continental U.S.