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Extreme July Weather Conditions Predicted to Continue in the U.S.

Posted July 7, 2021
in Top Ag News

Hurricane satellite imagery from spaceJuly weather is likely to bring the continuation of severe drought conditions in the West and northern Corn Belt regions. The drastic dryness throughout the West continues to worry not only farmers but local officials on high alert for potential wildfires. Conversely, monsoon rains and hurricane season in the gulf will continue to create their own issues like flooded fields and nitrogen leaching. Meteorologists predict favorable moisture patterns for the Midwest. Get a an in-depth weather breakdown for the remainder of the month.

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