[Daily Weather Update] The soil moisture in the plains of the USA is insufficient, which may affect agricultural planting activities.
The 6 to 10 day outlook from the National Weather Service in the USA from September 10 to September 14 shows that temperatures in most parts of the USA are near or above normal levels.
The warm weather in the corn belt of the United States is helping to promote the maturation of summer crops.
The 6-10 day outlook from the National Weather Service of the USA from September 9th to September 13th shows that temperatures in the Florida Peninsula and from the Pacific Coast to the Great Plains and the Upper Midwest may be above normal levels.
[Daily Weather Update] Severe weather in the southern region of the United States may restrict field activities.
The 6-10 day outlook from the National Weather Service in the USA shows that temperatures in the Florida Peninsula and along the Pacific coast to the plains and upper Midwest are near or above normal levels.
[Daily Weather Update] Rainfall in corn-growing areas of the USA, which may be beneficial for crop growth.
The 6-10 day outlook from the National Weather Service in the USA shows that there may be above-normal temperatures in the Gulf of Mexico coast and areas west of a line from southern New Mexico to Lake Superior.
[Daily Weather Update] Some immature summer crops in the corn planting area of the USA have benefited from sporadic showers this week.
The 6-10 day outlook from the National Weather Service in the United States from September 3rd to September 7th shows a greater likelihood of above-normal temperatures from central and southern New Mexico to the line of Lake Superior and northwestward.
The showers and thunderstorms provide beneficial moisture for the pollination of corn and soybeans in the United States.
The 6 to 10-day outlook from the National Weather Service in the USA from September 2nd to September 6th indicates that there may be above-normal temperatures in the region stretching from western New Mexico to northwestern Minnesota, as well as along the Texas coast to the southern Atlantic coast.