No updated video today...based on the model changes overnight we don't feel there's enough of a change to alter our current thoughts into early April. We included an updated notes slide below so make sure to check that out. And in case you missed yesterday's video, here it is below.…
No updated video today...based on the model changes overnight we don't feel there's enough of a change to alter our current thoughts into early April. We included an updated notes slide below so make sure to check that out. And in case you missed yesterday's video, here it is below. Have…
Have a blessed day! -Kirk Key Points: Over the last 24 hours little to no rainfall fell across the major Argentinian growing areas; for Brazil, it was overall a dry day as well with only isolated spots of 0.25-1.0” falling randomly throughout the Country. Week 1 Brazil / Paraguay: We…
Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-om6cvbUQF0&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Slides (click link below to open in HD): 3-19-19 Long-Range Analysis Images: Key Points: Still relatively inactive for the next several days, though data is trying to bring a slow moving system into the Plains and Ohio Valley this weekend and early next week. Overnight notable…
Today's Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBXf1QPOO14&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 Week 1 and 2 temps: Week 1: We’ve had some interesting trends on the modeling versus yesterday morning, even starting to evolve at the end of week 1 and especially week 2. There looks to now be more of an influence of a Polar Vortex disruption due…
Have a blessed day! -Kirk Key Points: Over the last 24 hours little to no rainfall fell across the major Argentinian growing areas; from Santa Catarina to Mato Grosso do Sul, Parana, Sao Paolo and Minas Gerais we saw fairly widespread 0.5-1.5”+. Week 1 Brazil / Paraguay: (no change) Another…
Today's video: http://youtu.be/5SQSqMMy4OI?hd=1 Week 1: We start the new work week off with continued cooler temps in the snowpack areas of the north-central Plains, extending some cooler temps down to Texas and especially the southeast; this will result in above the 10/30yr normal heating demand for most of the 3rd…