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Winter is still slow to set in in Russia

Published Jan 15, 2025

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Western Europe is experiencing heavier rainfall than expected, with France, Germany, and the UK seeing the most. The cold temperatures so far have limited damage to winter crops, but waterlogged soil could lead to mechanical frost. Weather maps predict a return of a milder climate with dry conditions for the next two weeks. In Russia, abnormally high temperatures are limiting snow cover, exposing crops to sudden drops in temperature. No cooling is expected before the end of the month, but beneficial precipitation is forecasted. In the American Midwest, a protective blanket has formed over winter wheat crops. In Argentina, high temperatures and water deficit are affecting corn and soybean crops, with the amount of rainfall forecasted to be closely monitored.
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Weather conditions remain under surveillance in Western Europe, after ultimately heavier than expected and excessive precipitation recorded in France, as well as in Germany and the United Kingdom. The current drop in temperatures remains measured and should limit potential damage to winter crops, but waterlogging of the soil could cause mechanical frost phenomena in certain plots. However, weather maps now predict the return of a milder climate and a virtual absence of precipitation during the next fortnight. In Russia, on the other hand, abnormally high temperatures during this winter period continue to limit the formation of snow cover in the country's main wheat production areas, and thus expose crops to a potential drop in temperatures that is too sudden. However, a cooling is no longer expected before the end of the month, and could be accompanied by beneficial precipitation according to the latest forecasts. In the American Midwest, on the other hand, a protective blanket ...
Source: TerreNet
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