Archive for the "La Nina" Tag

Hope is on the horizon for areas of the U.S. still suffering from crippling drought. El Niño’s return brings with it significant […]

In recent weeks, California communities experienced heavy rainfall after three dry years of La Niña. The precipitation eased drought conditions in some […]

The main driver of weather across the North American continent is starting to fade. As La Niña dims, the next few months […]

La Niña dominated many news stories throughout 2022 as it maintained its grip on the Pacific Ocean. Developing in late 2020, La […]

An outlook on winter precipitation in the western U.S. is predicted to have mixed results for relieving extreme drought conditions, according to […]

While most states experience later-than-normal plantings, all eyes turn toward weather forecasts in anticipation of long-awaited spring fieldwork. But how accurate is […]

Intense windstorms swept West Texas and the state’s Panhandle Tuesday, likely stifling any hope that was left for its winter wheat crop. […]

Leading agriculture meteorologist Eric Snodgrass from Nutrien Ag Solutions is predicting another dry growing season for areas west of the Mississippi River […]

La Niña’s impact on North American weather will continue through to May, despite its loosening grip on the Pacific Ocean. In fact, […]

The decline to South American crop production continues amidst devastating drought, shrinking the overall global soybean crop. USDA has lowered soybean production […]