Ag Weather Forum

La Nina-related flooding rain is hitting Eastern Australia for the third time in less than two years.

An active pattern over the next couple of weeks will feature storm systems that seem to be on the heels of the last. Models are understandably inconsistent with these features.

An active pattern over the next couple of weeks will feature storm systems that seem to be on the heels of the last. Models are understandably inconsistent with these features.

Ongoing drought has both hard red winter wheat and soft red winter wheat off to a slow start for the 2022-23 cycle.

A persistent ridge in the west and trough in the east feature that is bringing some near-record cold air to the eastern U.S. this week will completely flip next week. What is causing the big swings in the pattern?

A top-five ranking for temperatures and a bottom-ten precipitation total, plus more billion-dollar level storm damage, all hit the U.S. during September.

Drought has been a major topic of concern for farmers this season. Very few areas have not seen some category of dryness or drought show up on the Drought Monitor this season. That begs the question: With drought so entrenched across the country, how much rain will it...

A series of cold fronts moving through the country will bring in some colder air to the eastern half of the country through next week. This pattern will not be locked into place for long as the pattern starts to flip for the end of October.

A wildfire which destroyed a prominent 4-H camp and the lowest harvested winter wheat acreage in over 130 years point to more impact of the La Nina-enhanced drought of 2022.

A brief but potent shot of cold air will come sweeping down through the U.S. later this week. It will likely bring widespread frosts and freezes to the Corn Belt, which may damage corn and soybeans that have yet to reach maturity.