Agriculture – Page 389

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May

5-16-19 AM Ag Weather Check-up: Active pattern developing. MG.

Here is your AM Ag Weather Check-up. Have a blessed day! ~Matt PDF Report (click link below to open in HD): 5-16-19 AM Ag Weather Report Key Points: Heavier rainfall over the last 24 hours was observed in central and eastern North Dakota, northeastern South Dakota, into parts of western…

5-15-19 PM Ag Report: Subtle changes with GEFS data – continues to be very wet for the Ag Belt. N.

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May

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

5-15-19 PM Ag Report: Subtle changes with GEFS data – continues to be very wet for the Ag Belt. N.

Good afternoon. Below is your Afternoon Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. -TEAM Persistent southwest flow develops over the Ag Belt next week favoring widespread above normal precipitation across the central and northern Plains, and upper Midwest. The southeastern Belt Indiana-Ohio especially, are the best spots in the Ag…

5-15-19 Long-range: Updated weather forecast ahead vs current planting progress delays…warmth ahead continues to expand as well. K.

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May

By Vince Bryan

5-15-19 Long-range: Updated weather forecast ahead vs current planting progress delays…warmth ahead continues to expand as well. K.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mjMUQAyq7rk&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Report (click link below to open in HD): 5-15-19 Long range analysis Key Points: Over the next 2 weeks we favor widespread above normal rainfall to be focused across the central to northern Plains especially. Discussing latest precipitation risks vs previous years where our seed planting…

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May

By Matt Griffin

5-15-19 AM Ag Weather Check-up: Warmup continues with an increased precipitation risk. MG.

Here is your AM Ag Weather check-up. Have a blessed day! ~Matt PDF Report (click Link below to open in HD): 5-15-19 AM Ag Weather Report Key Points: Rainfall over the last 24 hours was focused in central Iowa to parts of western Illinois. A drier pattern looks to be…

5-14-19 ECMWF comes in wetter than GFS op. Major possible issues next 10 days. M.

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May

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

5-14-19 ECMWF comes in wetter than GFS op. Major possible issues next 10 days. M.

5-14-19 ECMWF comes in wetter than GFS op. Major possible issues next 10 days. M. New European drenches the central and western corn belt. This would likely put progress the furthest delayed we've been in 29 years by next week if the GFS is right let alone the European. Michael.

5-14-19 Afternoon NA Ag Report: GEFS overall very warm for week 2, slight cooler changes. B.

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May

By Bret Walts

5-14-19 Afternoon NA Ag Report: GEFS overall very warm for week 2, slight cooler changes. B.

Good afternoon. Below is your Afternoon Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. -TEAM Over the next 2 weeks we favor widespread above normal precipitation to be focused across the central to northern Plains especially. Anticipating warmer and at times drier risks across the eastern to southeastern Ag Belt as…

5-14-19 Long-range: Historical evolution analogs & extensive analysis point to a very wet/cool growing season. Details here. M.

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May

By Vince Bryan

5-14-19 Long-range: Historical evolution analogs & extensive analysis point to a very wet/cool growing season. Details here. M.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SpGygrKJmvM&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Report (click link below to open in HD): 5-14-19 Long-range analysis The analog shown above and in the long-range video also resembles very close to the positive AAM (atmospheric angular momentum - measure of the winds globally) pattern progression into June with a more southerly ridge…

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May

By Matt Griffin

5-14-19 AM Ag Weather Check-up: Warmer pattern developing. MG.

Here is your AM Ag weather check-up. Have a blessed day! ~Matt PDF Report (click Link below to open in HD): 5-14-19 AM Ag Weather Report Key Points: Rainfall over the last 24 hours was focused in central South Dakota into northeast Nebraska and northwest Iowa as well as parts…

5-13-19 PM Ag Report: Analyzing warmer GEFS changes…MJO research show why the warmer solution can’t be ruled out. N.

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May

By Chief Meteorologist Michael Clark

5-13-19 PM Ag Report: Analyzing warmer GEFS changes…MJO research show why the warmer solution can’t be ruled out. N.

Good afternoon. Below is your Afternoon Ag Weather Report. Have a blessed day. -TEAM Before we show our normal slides below, wanted to make first research into a +ENSO and a slow MJO progression into phases 8-1-2. We show this because this is what the GEFS is trying to suggest,…

5-13-19 Long-range: Warming forecast ahead deeper into May…updated ENSO progression & risks for summer. K.

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May

By Vince Bryan

5-13-19 Long-range: Warming forecast ahead deeper into May…updated ENSO progression & risks for summer. K.

Today's video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rc-aDTsXwTk&feature=youtu.be&hd=1 PDF Report (click link below to open in HD): 5-13-19 Long range analysis Temps weeks 1/2: Discussion: Obviously the big story this weekend was the major consistent warming on the modeling vs Friday’s solution, basically beyond the day 5 period all throughout week 2. In a lot…