**Central US Forecast Maintains Shift to Cooler Temps by February: The forecast is consistent with prior model runs. Additional rain/snow will favor the Southern Plains and Midwest on the weekend. A cooler and drier pattern evolves thereafter. NOAA’s updated February temp anomaly forecast is attached, and below-normal temps are most probable into mid to late…
** Central US Stays Wet into Coming Weekend; Meaningful Dryness Projected Thereafter: The Central US forecast features another round of heavy/widespread precip Fri-Sunday before a cooler/drier pattern is established into the final days of January. The attached graphic shows the EU model’s latest 5-day precip forecast. Heavy snow will be confined to the Lake States.…
The USDA’s January US corn balance sheet included much fine-tuning, but in the end stocks and stocks/use were barely changed. Final 2019 stocks were raised 107 Mil Bu amid lower residual use. US corn production was raised 31 Mil Bu as a 1 BPA yield hike more than offset reduced harvested area. NASS will re-survey…
** Rain Soaks Eastern US Next 5 Days; Extended Forecast Colder, Drier: The Central US forecast is drier in the Eastern Midwest beyond the weekend as the models have pushed heavy rainfall south and east of major crop areas next week. Extended range guidance is also trending cooler. Below-normal temps return to the Plains and…
** Central US Forecast Warmer; Coming Precip to Fall as Rain: The Central US forecast is warmer than prior runs as deep low pressure aloft relegated to the PNW. This will sustain a stagnant pattern of active precip and relative warmth across the Eastern half of the US. NOAA’s 7-day outlook is attached. Moisture will…
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