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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, February 10, 2026

Kansas City, February 10 (World Weather Inc.) – Frost and light freezes were again noted at times in Florida during the past week. Temperatures were not as cold as those in the previous week with lowest readings generally in the upper 20s and 30s Fahrenheit. Additional citrus damage was likely minimal. Florida will now experience seasonable to seasonably warm weather during the coming week with periods of erratic rain. Drought will continue across the state. Brazil’s citrus areas saw several waves of rain during the past week with more on the way during the coming week. Citrus prospects will remain relatively favorable. Mexico’s citrus areas will receive little or no rain during the coming week. The need for timely precipitation is increasing as citrus trees begin to flower.

East Australia Rain Brings Relief To Summer Crops

Kansas City, February 10 (World Weather Inc.) – After a record-breaking heat wave in January, much-needed rain fell in portions of eastern Australia during the past week. The rain was well-timed for crops that were not seriously harmed from the excessive heat. Production potential for summer grains, oilseeds, and cotton was likely reduced from the heat and recent rain was likely too late for some of the crop to rebound. Queensland and northern New South Wales will again see waves of rain during the coming week. Soil moisture will further increase for several production areas. Victoria and southern New South Wales will receive little to no rain. Production potentials are not expected to improve significantly due to the additional rain in Queensland and northern New South Wales.

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