Episode #978
Mid-Day Audio Weather For Friday, March 20, 2026
Mar 20, 20265 min
Mid-Day Audio Weather For Friday, March 20, 2026
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Weather is one of the top most influential features in daily commodity futures trading. It is also the most important consideration for food company's making purchasing commitments and farmers to determine hedge positions and planting decisions. World Weather, Inc. has 73 years of combined agricultural world weather forecasting experience and its staff has been supporting the commodity futures trade since 1979. This daily podcast will provide insight to the day's most important weather issues influencing world market trading. It is designed to discuss all of the most important weather-related issues of the day and will help explain how those weather issues will influence production and help the listener make better business decisions whether in the commodity futures market or out of it.
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Episode #978
Mid-Day Audio Weather For Friday, March 20, 2026
Episode #977
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO ENSO update Latest model runs from NOAA and the Australian Bureau of Meteorology have backed off on the super strong El Nino forecast – as we expected South America Update Southwestern Argentina started getting rain overnight Rain will be widespread in Argentina, Uruguay and Rio Grande do Sul in the coming week occurring in a couple of waves Some areas will see the moisture profile saturate, but it should not last long Drier bias remains in interior southern Brazil for this first week of the outlook with some short-term relief in the second week Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais wet bias is misleading in the accumulative total rain map pages Only short-term bouts of greater rain are expected North America Update This week’s heatwave will add more stress to wheat areas in the Plains, but it will be mostly today and Saturday and again briefly during mid-week next week Prospects for rain in early April rain remain in the forecast today in portions of the Plains, Midwest, Delta and southeastern states Relief is possible, but not necessarily in the western high Plains region West and South Texas and northeastern Mexico will all have opportunities for shower and thunderstorm activity in early April; though, the amounts will still be light and sporadic coverage in some areas Drought will remain in the southeastern corner of the U.S. Temperatures will be warmer than usual in much of the contiguous U.S. in week two, but the only excessive heat will be in western parts of the nation into Saturday and again briefly next week Rest of World Few theme changes noted overnight Northern India gets some welcome rain Thursday India has a milder than usual temperature regime in the next five days and then warms up again – no excessive heat, though India also gets a few random showers helping crops as they fill Middle East flood potential still high in the coming week; although today’s outlook is not quite as intensive on the rain as advertised previously Europe weather will be tranquil for a while CIS snow melt will continue to advance well without new rain/snow to aggravate the situation China’s Yangtze River Basin will be wettest Most of east-central China’s wheat and rapeseed areas benefited from rain in the past week Eastern Australia dryness will favor maturing summer crops and their harvest South Africa will trend wetter World Weather, Inc. forecasts and comments pertaining to present, past and future weather conditions included in this report constitute the corporation's judgment as of the date of this report and are subject to change without notice. Comments regarding damage or the impact of weather on agricultural and energy as well comments made regarding the impact of weather on the commodity and financial markets are the explicit opinions of World Weather, Inc. World Weather, Inc. cannot be held responsible for decisions made by users of the Corporation's information in any business, trade or investment decision. ©2026 World Weather, Inc. Any unauthorized redistribution, duplication or disclosure is prohibited by law and will result in prosecution.
Episode #976
Today's Audio Recording for the Prairies.
Episode #975
WORLD WEATHER HIGHLIGHTS FOR FRIDAY, MARCH 20, 2026 Some increase in precipitation continues to be suggested for the central and eastern United States in early April The high Plains region does not look very good for getting significant moisture, through a few showers are will be possible West and South Texas may also have some potential for scattered showers and thunderstorms in early April Southwestern Canada’s Prairies drought has increased recently raising more concern about the medium range weather outlook for spring planting Argentina is still expecting waves of rain in the coming week to maintain adequate to surplus soil moisture Southern Brazil rain potentials are still good for Rio Grande do Sul while dryness relief in Parana and neighboring states may not take place until the last days in March and early April Alternating periods of rain and sunshine are likely in center west and northern center south Brazil during the next two weeks Other areas in the World are not advertised to see much change China’s rain will be greatest in the Yangtze River Basin Eastern Australia should stay mostly dry and warm, despite a few showers Europe will be dry biased into early next week and then some rain will evolve in the central and east later next week into early April Flood potentials remain high for the Middle East from southeastern Turkey through Syria and northern and eastern Iraq to western Iran in the coming week India will continue to experience seasonable temperatures and a few showers of limited significance except in the far north and extreme east where greater rain is likely The former Soviet Union will experience limited rainfall and warm conditions that promote melting snow north of Ukraine Some increase in rainfall is expected in early April South Africa, West Africa, Indonesia and Malaysia will see periodic showers and thunderstorms alternating with periods of sunshine during the next ten days World Weather, Inc. forecasts and comments pertaining to present, past and future weather conditions included in this report constitute the corporation's judgment as of the date of this report and are subject to change without notice. Comments regarding damage or the impact of weather on agricultural and energy as well comments made regarding the impact of weather on the commodity and financial markets are the explicit opinions of World Weather, Inc. World Weather, Inc. cannot be held responsible for decisions made by users of the Corporation's information in any business, trade or investment decision.
Episode #974
HIGHLIGHTS IN THIS VIDEO South America Update Southwestern Argentina is advertised a little drier in the coming ten days relative to previous model runs Rio Grande do Sul is wetter in today’s outlooks for the coming weekend and into early next week Rain is a little more erratic in the Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais corridor relative to yesterday Weeks 1 and 2 rainfall assessment Week 2 is looking drier with a more erratic rainfall pattern which is important as the end of the monsoon season approaches North America Update Month to date rainfall assessment for the United States New Drought Monitor Concern about dryness in western North America as the warmer days of spring approach This week’s heatwave will add more stress to wheat areas in the Plains Western U.S. snowpack is going to be lower than usual this spring which may lead to water issues later in the year and especially in 2027 unless El Nino brings needed relief Weather outlook is quite dry fo4r a big party of the central and western U.S. over the next ten days Prospects for rain in early April investigated Relief is possible, but not necessarily in the western high Plains region Southwesterly flow pattern aloft is expected in April to help bring on greater rain in the central and eastern Midwest Rest of World Few theme changes noted overnight India has a milder than usual temperature regime in this first week India also gets a few random showers helping crops as they fill Middle East Flood potential still high in the coming week Europe weather will be tranquil for a while CIS snow melt will continue to advance well without new rain/snow to aggravate the situation China’s Yangtze River Basin will be wettest Most of east-central China’s wheat and rapeseed areas benefited for the past week of weather Eastern Australia dryness will favor maturing summer crops and their harvest South Africa will trend wetter
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