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Winter wheat crop ratings are declining in Kansas.
A study of the very-warm weather in February 2017 shows a strong tie-in to climate change associated with greenhouse gas buildup.
Rapid and extensive temperature variability is in store for the Canadian Prairies over the next 10 days.
The impact of a lack of Southern Plains precipitation in February is showing up in soil moisture ratings.
The start of plant growth and soil moisture usage is almost a full month ahead of normal in half the continental U.S.
The magnitude of the spring flood in southern Manitoba will depend on the weather patterns for the next two to three months.
The Australia Bureau of Meteorology is now calling for an increasing likelihood of an El Nino in 2017.
Persistent cooling in the northern Pacific Ocean may have anchored the West Coast atmospheric river.
Favorable conditions continue for corn and soybeans in Brazil and Argentina.
Despite a February warm-up, crop prospects are not as troubling as they were ahead of the drought-reduced 2012 output.
El Nino signature continues to strengthen in North and South America.
U.S. forecast model rainfall outlooks suggest improvement for Midwest moisture ahead of spring.
Saturated soils have much of Saskatchewan and Manitoba vulnerable to spring flooding.
Notable easing of dryness in southern Argentina aids production outlook.
It looks more likely than not that central U.S. crop areas will warm up early this year.