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FSU, Europe Frost and Freezes Not Harming Agriculture Much

Kansas City, April 27 (World Weather Inc.) – Frost and freezing temperatures continue to impact portions of eastern Europe and the western portions of the Former Soviet Union (FSU); however, the impact has been low. Most of the cold has been burning back new vegetative development in wheat, barley, rye, rapeseed and oats. No permanent harm has likely come to any of these crops, although warming is needed to stimulate faster growth.

SW Argentina Frost, Freezes Nip At Late Season Crops

Kansas City, April 27 (World Weather Inc.) – Frost and a few freezes occurred this morning in southwestern Argentina impacting late season crops in San Luis, La Pampa and southwestern Cordoba. Early indications suggest only a few of the most immature crops may have been impacted. Most of the grain and oilseed crops were filling, maturing and being harvested. The majority of temperatures were not low enough for a long enough period to harm the most immature crop. Recent rainy weather has some of the crop maturing a little more slowly than usual.

Canadian Prairies Agricultural Weather Prognosticator for April 25, 2026

Inside this edition of the Canadian Prairies Agricultural Weather Prognosticator where is an update on early season fieldwork potentials. A snowstorm April 24-25 produced significant snowfall in parts of the Prairies pushing back the earliest date for fieldwork to begin in some areas quite a bit. The storm marked the end of an unsettled period and came with notable coolness. Now the Prairies will begin a period of recovery with slowly warming temperatures over the next ten days and more limited precipitation. The first half of May will be drier biased while late May trends wetter again with June the wettest. An update on June weather continues to suggest that will be the wettest month so far this season for some southern areas. A special story regarding the El Nino event coming up is in this edition with some special time devoted toward cutting the hype over “super El Nino.