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France to experience new excess rainfall

Published Jan 22, 2025

Tridge summary

Western Europe is experiencing a pause in rainfall with excessive water in production areas, but significant rainfall is forecast for the end of January. Russia's winter is not setting in properly, putting crops at risk of late frost and lack of snow cover, and there is concern about the lack of rainfall in the main winter wheat production area. The Midwest, especially Kansas, has seen a drop in critical temperatures, while Argentina is dealing with high temperatures and insufficient rainfall, and Brazil is struggling with excess rain that is damaging soybean crops and delaying the first harvests.
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Original content

The lull in rains may ultimately be short-lived in Western Europe. Significant rainfall is now forecast for the end of January, while excess water is still reported in a large part of the French, German and British production areas. Temperatures are also rising to particularly high levels for the winter period. In Russia, too, winter is struggling to set in for good and is exposing crops to a potential late frost, due to the still too heterogeneous and temporary formation of snow cover in the south of the country. The lack of rainfall in the main Russian winter wheat production area is also causing increasing concern among local producers. In the United States, too, a new drop in temperatures to critical levels has been recorded in the Midwest, particularly in Kansas, while snow cover has melted in the region for almost two weeks. In South America, weather maps are also struggling to reassure. ...
Source: TerreNet
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