Archive for the "La Nina" Tag

Drought predictions remain for the entire U.S. Southern Plains region, according to the latest 30 and 90-day forecasts from DTN and the […]

As the autumn leaves start falling, so too are sea surface temperatures across the Pacific Ocean, which are giving strength to La […]

According to weather experts, a La Niña weather event is expected to return this fall for a second year, which could have […]

With its first weekly Crop Progress Report of 2021, USDA-NASS kicked off the crop monitoring year, indicating the early steps of corn […]

Forecast models feature “broad scale warmth” for the western half of the U.S., and it’s fueling increasing expectations for a mild spring […]

It’s no secret much of the U.S. will begin the 2021 growing season on the dry side, with about half the country […]

Moving into March and beyond, warmer temperatures in the southern U.S. and Arctic air hitting the Northeast are common in La Niña […]

Though some regions have seen snowfall totals at or greater than the average pace so far this winter (while other areas have […]

There weren’t a lot of changes in Thursday’s update to the U.S. Drought Monitor Map, with the most notable ones being the […]

Lake-effect snow and rain and snowfall in the southern Plains and Southeast are the major features of the U.S. ag weather picture […]