Central US Forecast Wetter Beyond Sep 28; Considerable Harvest Pressure Expected Next 14 Days: The Central US forecast has added rain to the 10-15 day period as the jet stream is forecast to drop southward into the Southern Plains & Delta. Confidence in forecast details beyond the next 10 days is low but a wetter…
Central US Forecast Conducive to Rapid Harvest; Dry Autumn Projected Across Plains: NOAA’s updated Oct-Dec climate forecast is warmer than normal, as expected, and features below normal precip across the S Plains and Delta. NOAA’s associated drought outlook is attached. Subsoil moisture deficits are forecast to persist/expands across TX, OK and KS. This won’t materially…
Central US Forecast Consistent with Previous Output; Warm/Dry Autumn Expected: The major forecasting models agree that warming temps and a lasting pattern of dryness will be established across the Central US into the opening days of October. The tropics remain active, with 4 systems noted across the Atlantic. Yet, following hurricane Sally, these systems are…
Long Term US Guidance Maintains Drier than Normal Climate into October: The attached graphic shows the EU model’s updated 30-day temp (top) and precip anomaly outlooks. Normal/above normal temps develop on a lasting basis early next week and will persist into early October. Meaningful precip will remain isolated to the Southern Coast over the next…
US Forecast Favorable for Drying & Early Harvest: The Central US forecast is dry across key ag areas. Hurricane Sally will make landfall in LA/MS/AL in the next 24 hours. Heavy winds and precip will impact the southeast corner of the US into Friday. Elsewhere, a pattern of near complete dryness/warming temps is expected. ARC…
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