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Western Europe Moisture Situation Will Improve Additionally

Kansas City, January 21 (World Weather Inc.) – France continues to report less than usual precipitation. Drought has been an ongoing problem since last spring; although there has been enough precipitation in recent weeks to improve soil moisture and crop development potentials in the spring. With that said, though, there are still water supply and soil moisture deficits sufficient to maintain some concern. Weather conditions in the next ten days will be stormy in western and southern Europe where additional improvements in soil moisture and water supply are likely. Other locations in Europe will see a mix of erratic precipitation and sunshine. The outlook for winter crops and early-season planting this spring will either improve or remain relatively favorable across Europe because of improved soil moisture in recent months and that which is coming to a few of the lingering dry-biased areas.

U.S. Weekend Storm Shifts Northward; Still Quite A Threat

Kansas City, January 21 (World Weather Inc.) – A late week winter storm developing in the southern Plains will move to the east northeast through the Delta and lower Midwest to the Middle Atlantic Coast States. In its wake will be considerable stress to livestock, significant travel delays and possibly some power outages. The storm has potential to produce significant ice and snow accumulations from Texas and Oklahoma to the Carolinas, Virginia and areas north into the Washington, D.C. area. Lighter snow will fall from Kansas and Nebraska to Ohio and bitter cold temperatures will follow the event into the interior southern states. The storm track has creeped northward in the past couple of days.

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Weekly Citrus Weather For Wednesday, January 21. 2025

Kansas City, January 21 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus country experienced colder than usual conditions at times during the past week. Light freezes were noted in several locations, though no major citrus damage was suspected. Temperatures will be warmer than usual for the next several days with limited precipitation. Harvesting will advance swiftly. Brazil’s citrus areas saw a good mix of rain and sunshine during the past week. The region will trend drier and warmer than usual during the coming week, which will promote aggressive drying. The need for more significant rain will increase in February. Mexico’s citrus areas will see a mix of erratic rain and sunshine during the coming week. No major harvest impacts are expected.