Drew Lerner, Author at World Weather

U.S. Weekend Cold Surge To Stress Livestock; Freezes To Delta

Kansas City, November 5 (World Weather Inc.) – An impressive cold surge will move into the central and eastern parts of North America this weekend into early next week. The cold will be the most potent of the season pushing frost and freeze conditions southward into the Delta and Tennessee River Basin. The cold will come with considerable wind and some rain and snow. The sudden change in temperature will be stressful for most living things; including livestock in the Plains, Midwest and Mid-South regions. The duration of coldest conditions will be short, although a reinforcing shot of cool conditions will impact the northern Midwest for a while next week.

Weekly Citrus Weather for Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Kansas City, November 5 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus areas were mostly dry during the past week. The main citrus areas will only have a few opportunities for rain during the coming week and the region will rely on irrigation. Citrus conditions will remain favorable. Seasonal rain was noted in Brazil’s citrus areas during the past week with more on the way in the coming week. Soil moisture will increase and the environment will improve or remain favorable for the citrus. In Mexico, Veracruz and neighboring locations will have several opportunities for rain during the coming week. Citrus prospects will remain relatively favorable across the country, even in areas that receive little or no rain.

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Eastern Argentina To Dry Down Second Half of November

Kansas City, November 4 (World Weather Inc.) – Argentina’s weather has been almost ideal recently, although there is need for greater rain in northern and western Cordoba and Santiago del Estero. Most other areas have highly favorable soil moisture and are experiencing a good mix of rain and sunshine. This trend will continue through the first half of November. The second half of November will likely trend drier in the eastern summer crop areas of the nation along with Uruguay, Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil and southernmost Paraguay. This trend change will be associated with the developing La Nina conditions; however, favorable crop development is expected to last through most of the month.