The GFS model’s week 1 (top) and week 2 precip forecasts are at left. Clearly there’s no real break in ongoing heavy rainfall across the Central and Eastern Midwest. In addition to what could be historic snowfall across the N Plains and far Upper Midwest in the next 72 hours, the US spring climate will…
The chart below plots the July corn futures closing price one week after the April WASDE vs the April WASDE’s projection for corn ending stocks/use. This year, the April WASDE’s projection for 2018/19 corn ending stocks was 14.0%. That’s up from the March WASDE’s projection of 12.4% but it is below last year’s 14.8%. …
The major forecasting models maintain a pattern of cool/wet weather across a bulk of the Central US for the next 14 days with excessive rainfall likely to continue across the Delta/Southeast. NOAA’s 72-hour snow probability is below. Heavy snow is certain across the Central Plains and pockets of the Upper Midwest. Accumulation upward of 18+”…
guidance through the next 2-3 weeks maintains excessive & widespread rainfall and the return of abnormally cold temps in mid-April. The consistency of the major forecasting models has boosted confidence in the nearby pattern. Unfortunately, Central US fieldwork will be limited into the last week of April. A pattern change will be needed soon thereafter.…
Once again the major forecasting models have rainfall to areas already inundated across the Central Plains, W Midwest and Delta/Southeast. The graphic at left shows the change in the GFS’s outlook over the next 10 days. Moderate to heavy rain impacts the Central US every few days into the latter part of the month, and…
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