Morning Market Weather For Friday, May 30, 2025

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MAY 30, 2025

• Not many changes overnight
• U.S. weather will heat up this weekend and precipitation will diminish temporarily
  • Excessive heat is expected in California today and in most of the western United States Saturday
  • Warming is likely in the U.S. Plains this weekend with the warmth likely into Monday before cooling occurs again during mid-week
• Rainy weather will resume in the central U.S. Plains and Midwest during the middle to latter part of next week with some severe weather expected as cooler air moves from west to east across both regions
• Net drying is back into the outlook for the southeastern corner of the U.S.; including Georgia, South Carolina, Alabama and northern Florida 
• West Texas will get some timely rainfall of highly varying rainfall
• Canada’s Prairies will cool down from west to east late this weekend into next week with “some” showers expected
  • Saskatchewan and immediate neighboring border areas will miss out on the most significant rain and continue too dry
• Tropical Storm Alvin off the southwest coast of Mexico will move toward the southern tip of Baja California, Mexico this weekend and dissipate as it moves into western Mexico
  • Some moisture from the system may help to enhance southern Plains rainfall during mid-week next week
• France will continue to receive a limited amounts of rain in at least portions of the nation keeping soil moisture low
• Other areas in Europe and the western parts of the former Soviet Union as well as most of Russia (north of its Southern Region) will get rain periodically over the next couple of weeks
• Russia’s Southern Region will only receive a few showers in this first week of the outlook with greater rain “possible” in the second week of June
• No change in the dry bias for the North China Plain and parts of the Central Yellow River Basin
  • Timely rain is likely elsewhere in China with parts of the south staying wet
• Western Australia is still expecting relief from dryness that will improve wheat, barley and canola planting
  • Other areas in Australia will get some moisture, but the need for greater rain will be high
• Argentina will experience a mostly dry pattern for a while favoring wheat and barley planting and summer crop harvesting
• Southern parts of Brazil’s Safrinha corn country and wheat production areas will get more rain in the coming week to ten days
• There is no threatening cold weather coming to South America’s crop areas in the next ten days