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The daily weather assessments include comments about rainfall that occurred overnight or during the weekend and how that and temperatures likely impacted crop and field conditions. The daily assessments also provide a very detailed two week weather outlook for each production region in the world. The daily forecasts are updated six days a week and can sometimes lead the market into different directions.
These weekly assessments of weather and crop conditions are designed for clarity. Sometimes the day to day weather varies so much that it is hard to get a good handle on the bottom line impact on production potentials. The weekly weather assessments take out the “noise” of daily weather fluctuations and allow the subscriber a chance to evaluate the impact of recent weather from a slightly different perspective. The weekly weather assessments are crop specific assessments. Each day of the week a weekly assessment will be made to one crop type. The weekly assessments include wheat (small grains), corn (coarse grains), cotton, rice, oilseeds and other soft commodity crops. A weekly assessment is also produced for Florida and Sao Paulo, Brazil citrus production.
No first rate weather service company can exist without consultation services. Weather impacts world commerce every day of the week all year long and the impact of weather can be quite traditional or very unusual. Our team of expert meteorologists can provide collaborative services for any individual or business no matter what the interest is.
By far, the single most important part of the weather services that World Weather, Inc. provides is its special weather situation stories. These are weather issues that will drive long term commodity prices and will determine future trends in crop production and basic supply and demand.

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"I signed up this spring for your Canadian Prairies forecast after a few years of listening to your presentations at the Crop Connect. I have appreciated the information and the accuracy. Keep up the good work. " Thanks, Ryan Dueck
"I have been a subscriber of the services provided by Mr. Drew Lerner, since last five years. I am totally satisfied with all the valuable services provided by him. World weather has proved a boon for our business. The over all report of Indian Monsoon provided by World Weather has been proving 95% accurate each n every year. Satisfied by these kind of services I have continued the services, and am willing to do so till I continue with this business. I thank Mr. Drew Lerner for such valuable and accurate weather forecasts for India. Thank you."

-Pankaj Bachhuka
Regarding a major windstorm that produced serious damage in Canada…

"We just want to say that we knew something was coming by your reports and we had everything anchored down, augers facing into the wind or in shelter of trees, bins closed, buildings shut, even trampolines anchored. Everything was prepared if and when it hit. We were just coming in from the field when the actual storm hit so we were as prepared as we could be. If it were not for you we would have been caught blindsided."

-S. Stang
"…your insights are definitely valuable to me!"

-S. Daily, Director of Purchasing at Sunny Delight Beverage Company
"Thanks for the great forecasts. Funny how all other ones up here in Canada vary off the start from yours but eventually come around to what you forecasted from the beginning."

-M. Haubrich
"We really enjoy world weather. Don’t know how we did without it!"

-M. Charabin
"We have indeed found the service you offer to be of great value. This is the first year in very, very many that we have "swathed" (vs straight-cut) our "hopefully" malt barley because of the large number of greens. Had we not been receiving your report with it's very informative, longer range, farm related narratives we would probably have left it standing, waiting on the greens and quite likely losing the riper heads in the process - your report made that decision a lot easier to make."

-T. Quickstad of Alberta, Canada

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SE U.S. May Have A Drier, Warmer-Biased Summer

May 1, 2019

Brad Luchen, one of World Weather, Inc.'s meteorologists, recently completed a statistical weather study based on the ten wettest 12-month periods ending in March in the southeastern United States. The results of his study suggested the following May through August period tended to be warmer and drier biased. His findings fit well with other World Weather, Inc. studies correlating a drier than usual bias in the southeastern states during the May through July period following record cold Novembers in the heart of the Midwest, record cold Februarys in the northern Plains and solar minimum years.

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