Ag Weather Forum

Light rain in November and emergency government assistance have China's top-producing wheat provinces in the home stretch on seeding the 2025-26 crop.

A couple of larger storm systems are forecast to bring through quite a bit of rain to the Central and Southern Plains up through the Ohio Valley, providing beneficial moisture for winter wheat.

A recent study that looked at the county-level impacts of derechos on corn and soybean crop conditions and yields found the impacts of derechos are complex and variable.

Reduced sun and favorable conditions for pests and diseases may have dropped yields by 25% in York County, Nebraska.

While the first half of November has been defined by clipper systems, the second half may be defined by bigger systems with more widespread impacts.

October rain in the North China Plain was the heaviest in 60 years. The record rainfall fell on a region in China which accounts for about 60% of the country's wheat production and almost one-third of its corn output.

The first major lake-effect snowfall event of the winter season is possible across the Great Lakes this weekend into early next week.

Several clippers continue to move across the country this week, but one this weekend will be able to pull down some cold air to the eastern half of the country.

Several fast-moving weather systems will move through the U.S. in early November.

A front moving across the southern tier of the country will bring some chilly weather, including areas of frost.

Melissa is the third of this year's Atlantic Basin hurricanes to reach Category 5 status.

The proposed 2026 federal science budget would be the lowest this century.

Despite some good rainfall during the weekend, local rivers, including the Mississippi, have not seen much of an increase in water levels, which remain very low for yet another fall season.

A strong front this weekend may clear out rain for Southern, Central Brazil next week. Here's how it may affect crops.

Fall's first freeze is as much as 2-3 weeks later than in 1970.

Though the first half of October has generally been quiet, the second half looks to favor frequent storm systems through the country.

Above-normal winter temperatures forecast for Texas would favor the New World screwworm survival if the parasite were to migrate from Mexico.

Lower-than-normal sea surface temperatures in the tropical Pacific Ocean are close to the threshold for La Nina.

Soil moisture is rated wet over high-production Kansas winter wheat districts as the new winter wheat cycle begins.

Your local weather forecast may be in for some more significant shifts during the next several weeks.