The article discusses the impact of weather conditions on the future harvest of grain crops in various parts of the Northern hemisphere. Warm temperatures and lack of rainfall in the main growing regions of grain in the Northern hemisphere are improving soil moisture conditions. Heavy rains in Brazil are benefiting the future harvest, while a lack of precipitation in Argentina is a concern. The Midwest and Plains of the United States are experiencing beneficial rains and snowfall for winter crops. In Brazil, the rainy season is ongoing, but the amount of precipitation in the southern states is below normal. Australia's dry weather is accelerating the harvest of wheat and canola but affecting sorghum and cotton crops. Ukraine's warmer than usual weather is improving soil moisture reserves and crop condition. Russia's snowy conditions are providing satisfactory conditions for wintering winter crops.