No change to the wet central U.S. trend is indicated in the next 10 to 14 days.
Mike Palmerino
DTN Senior Ag Meteorologist
Mike Palmerino graduated from the University of Massachusetts at Lowell with a bachelors of science degree in meteorology. He has been a consulting meteorologist to the grain and commodity futures industries and to news and information services for over 25 years.
Mike's consultations consist of critiquing the major computer forecast models and reporting on temperature and precipitation patterns both short and long range and their impact on agriculture in the major growing areas of the world.
Mike is a regular contributer to DTN On Air, DTN Week in Review and the monthly weather series reports on DTN. He works out of DTN's Woburn, Mass., office.
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Corn planting progress in the eastern Midwest is far behind the five-year average. Unfortunately, an active weather pattern is in the forecast for some of the areas that need more dry days...