U.S. Midwest SRW Wheat Weather - Sep 22

 
Midwest corn, soybean and winter wheat highlights 
 
West: Dry conditions or just a few light showers. Temperatures much above 
normal with highs in the middle 80s to low 90s f. 
 
East: Dry conditions or just a few light showers. Temperatures much above 
normal with highs in the low to middle 90s f. 
 
Midwest Corn, Soybeans and Winter Wheat Forecast 
 
West:  Dry conditions or just a few light showers Thursday-Friday. Episodes of 
scattered showers and thunderstorms in the northwest Saturday-Sunday. Some 
moderate to heavy totals are expected. Episodes of scattered showers and 
thunderstorms Monday-Tuesday. Light to moderate amounts with locally heavier 
expected. Mostly dry weather Wednesday. Temperatures above to much above normal 
through Monday, near to above normal Tuesday-Wednesday. 
 
East:  Dry conditions or just a few light showers Thursday. Dry weather 
Friday-Sunday. Dry conditions or just a few light showers Monday-Wednesday. 
Temperatures above to much above normal. 
 
6 to 10 day outlook... Temperatures near to above normal. Rainfall near to 
below normal west, below normal east. 
 
WORLD WHEAT PROSPECTS 
 
    Some beneficial rainfall for planting and emergence of winter wheat  in the 
southern plains during the next 7 days. 
    Favorable conditions for developing wheat in central Argentina. 
    Mostly favorable conditions for maturing and harvesting spring wheat in 
Russia and northern Kazakh. 
    Mostly favorable weather for planting winter wheat in Ukraine, west and 
south Russia at this time. Dryness is of some concern for key growing areas in 
southeast Ukraine and south Russia. 
    More rain would benefit vegetative to reproductive wheat in West and 
vegetative wheat in southeast Australia at this time. Dryness continues to 
stress wheat grown in northern NSW and southern Queensland further reducing 
yield prospects. 
    No significant delays to the wheat harvest in the Canadian Prairies. 
Harvest progress is running ahead of normal. 
 
 
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