Weekly Citrus Weather For Wednesday, December 24, 2025

Kansas City, December 24 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus areas were mostly dry during the past week and will remain dry or mostly dry in the coming week. Harvesting and general farming activity will advance swiftly. In Brazil, many areas in Sao Paulo received no rain and dried down significantly. These areas still had enough moisture to maintain favorable citrus growth. The main citrus areas will see a good mix of rain and sunshine during the coming week. Citrus conditions will remain favorable. Mexico’s citrus areas will also see a mix of rain and sunshine through the middle of next week. Harvesting may be delayed, most notably in Veracruz and neighboring areas.

Heat To Expand Central U.S. Dryness; Much Colder Sunday

Kansas City, Dec. 24 (World Weather Inc.) – A significant ridge of high pressure has built into the central U.S. as expected and is causing temperatures to become incredibly warm for this time of year across much of the country. Many record highs will be broken today through Saturday before a period of cooling evolves. The heat will induce some livestock stress from West Texas into Oklahoma. The ridge will also further deplete soil moisture worsening moisture shortages already present in a part of the Great Plains southwestern Midwest and Delta. Snow cover has been recently diminishing in the Northern Plains and with additional melting may leave some areas exposed to subzero Fahrenheit temperatures when much colder air arrives Sunday.

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