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Canadian Prairies Harvest May Face Brief Delays Due To Rain

Kansas City, September 26 (World Weather Inc.) – Harvesting across the Canadian Prairies is ongoing. Several areas in southern Manitoba received enough rain to slow the harvest while drier and warmer weather promoted generally favorable conditions in the remaining production areas. The Prairies will have a few opportunities for erratic rainfall through the end of next week that may briefly disrupt the harvest. Northwestern Alberta and northeastern British Columbia will receive the greatest amount of rain. Other locations will see periods of drier weather between rain events that will maintain relatively favorable harvest conditions.

Worrisome Stage Set For Excessive Rain In Carolinas

Kansas City, September 26 (World Weather Inc.) – A worrisome setup in the atmosphere may lead to copious rainfall in the Carolinas and neighboring southeastern Virginia next week and the situation will need to be closely monitored during the weekend. Hurricane Humberto, a mid-latitude trough of low pressure over the eastern United States, a strong surface high pressure system over eastern Canada and a developing tropical cyclone near the eastern tip of Cuba will combine forces during the early to middle part of next week to possibly bring a tropical cyclone into the Carolinas or at least induce substantial rain and flooding to a part of the region. Nothing about this situation is ‘set in stone’ and any one of the influential weather features could change the outcome for the Carolinas. For now, though, residents in the Carolinas should be planning ahead for the possible impact of a tropical cyclone and, if nothing else, making plans to deal with flood water.

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