Morning Market Weather For Tuesday, March 28, 2023

WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR MARCH 28, 2023

• U.S. hard red winter weather in the southwestern Plains and West Texas cotton, corn and sorghum areas will continue to experience dry or mostly dry weather over the next ten days
• U.S. Red River Basin areas of the North will experience two new storm systems over the coming week that will add more moisture to the region’s flood potential
• Wet biased conditions continue in the Delta, lower Midwest and Tennessee River Basin during the next ten days raising concern over field working delays
• California and western parts of Oregon and Washington will experience plenty of moisture for a while
• Argentina’s weather will be favorably mixed with next week wettest
• Brazil weather will also be favorably mixed with net drying continuing for a while longer in center south crop areas favoring late season soybean harvesting
  • Safrinha crops should be developing favorably
• Northern India still has one more round of rain coming up for late this week in some of its wheat country maintaining concern over the quality of that crop and a few others produced nearby
• Northern Pakistan and the Middle East are also wetter than usual and the moisture while beneficial for some winter crops and the planting of spring and summer crops some drier weather may soon be needed for early maturing crops to protect their quality
• Western CIS and much of Europe will be wetter biased for a while, but spring fieldwork is only just beginning in the south
• Spain, Portugal and northern Africa remain quite dry and little change is likely for ten days, even though a few showers may evolve in Tunisia and northeastern Algeria briefly next week
• South Africa and Australia weather outlooks are similar to those of Monday