Weather conditions in Russia still cause concern

Published Feb 5, 2025

Tridge summary

France is experiencing a drier climate after a rainy January, with measured precipitation expected in mid-February. Europe is monitoring temperatures after a mild first half of winter, with a cold drop expected at the end of the week. Russia is expecting a drop in minimum temperatures, but the South and Ukraine are experiencing a lack of snow cover and concern over precipitation. The Black Sea region is also dealing with a lack of improvement in water supplies. In the US, milder temperatures have settled after critical cold spells, but a major water deficit is still present in the Midwest. Argentina is expected to receive beneficial supplies for corn and soybeans in the next two weeks.

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Original content

After a January marked by excessive rain, France should return to a drier climate during the next fortnight. A return of precipitation is certainly announced in mid-February, in France as in Germany, but this time, these contributions should be measured. The evolution of temperatures remains, however, under surveillance in Europe, after an excessively mild first half of winter. The drop in the thermostat announced at the end of the week will thus be particularly observed. In Russia also, a drop in minimum temperatures to -10 °C is announced during the next fortnight, but snow cover remains absent in the South of the country, as well as in Ukraine. The lack of precipitation in the Black Sea region also remains a subject of concern for local observers and no improvement is currently announced during the month of February. In the United States, on the other hand, milder temperatures have finally settled in ...

Source: TerreNet