Still, an extended period of dryness will change prospects for corn and soybeans, even though temperatures are forecast to be generally below normal.Ī disturbance moving through is bringing showers to Argentina on Thursday, while a front brings isolated showers to southern areas Friday and Saturday. Dryness over southern areas is forecast to last well into November but may not be completely dry. That will return showers to central areas, improving soil moisture in these areas. A cold front will move through early next week with potential for showers, but it is not expected to be enough to affect harvest progress.Ī disturbance will continue showers over southern Brazil through Friday before the region goes drier. It remains dry, with better harvest conditions continuing. A pattern change is coming this weekend, which will bring a couple of storms through the region with heavier precipitation potential, potential for accumulating snow, strong wind gusts, and colder air.Ĭold air that settled into the Delta has produced frosts and freezes for much of the region the last couple of mornings, putting an end to the growing season for those with late-developing crops. NORTHERN PLAINS EYEING PRECIPITATION THIS WEEKENDĭry weather and rising temperatures continue in the Northern Plains the next couple of days, allowing for better harvest conditions for those yet to go.
Any rain would be helpful for winter wheat establishment in the ongoing drought, but the higher temperatures and winds will reduce any remaining soil moisture for areas where rain misses. But the pattern does favor higher precipitation chances. Models are inconsistent with rainfall potential in the region, and many areas could be missed. Another system will likely follow later next week and could bring additional showers. That change will bring a storm system through on Sunday into Monday with potential for showers and thunderstorms, some of which may be severe, along with strong winds. Temperatures will rise the next few days ahead of a pattern change across the Central and Southern Plains. STORM POTENTIAL FOR CENTRAL AND SOUTHERN PLAINS Rainfall chances are maximized to the west, which may include strong thunderstorms.
A pattern change coming this weekend will bring much warmer air to the Midwest along with potential for showers with a couple of systems next week. RISING TEMPERATURES, RAIN CHANCES COMING TO MIDWESTĬold air brought lake-effect rain and snow showers to the Great Lakes this week and is still occurring in parts of Michigan on Thursday, annoying to those who have yet to harvest. MINNEAPOLIS (DTN) - A pattern change coming up for North America and optimism about rain in Argentina are the weather factors driving the markets Thursday.
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