The Crop Monitoring Service MARS has revised down its forecasts for EU cereal and maize yields due to worsening heat in southeastern Europe. The rapeseed yield is now forecasted at 3.07 t/ha, 3% lower than last year, and corn at 7.03 t/ha, 6% lower. Significant reductions were noted in Romania, Hungary, Bulgaria, and Greece, with Romania's corn yield dropping 18% and Hungary's 21% from last year. Abnormally warm weather is expected to persist, with some regions experiencing temperatures 8°C above the 1991-2023 average. The EU wheat yield forecast is down to 5.68 t/ha, 2% lower than last year, while barley is up 8% to 5.01 t/ha. Excessively wet weather in Western and Northern Europe has adversely affected winter wheat and barley yields, especially in the Baltic countries, France, the Benelux countries, and Germany.