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Typhoon Tapah Reaches Western Guangdong, China

Kansas City, September 8 (World Weather Inc.) – Typhoon Tapah moved inland over western Guangdong, China late Sunday and early today. The storm came ashore as a weak typhoon and will quickly weaken during the day and dissipate Tuesday. Torrential rain and strong wind speeds accompanied the storm inland and it will continue to produce those features through mid-day today before beginning to diminish. Some damage to crops and property is anticipated.

Canadian Prairies Agricultural Weather Prognosticator for September 6, 2025

Inside this edition of the Canadian Prairies Agricultural Weather Prognosticator there will be an update on the cold weather in regard to the weekend of September 6 being the end of the 45-day repeating cold cycle that has prevailed this year. An update on the September weather outlook and an early look at October was included in this edition, although the October outlook may change later as it becomes better known what will happen in the tropics and to the proposed La Nina potential. Soil moisture updates are provided in this issue for selected areas around the world and a discussion regarding future rainfall in the Prairies. Special weather updates on India, Argentina and China are also included in this issue along with a lookback at rainfall in August.

Canadian Prairies Harvest Will Advance Around Spotty Rain

Kansas City, September 5 (World Weather Inc.) – A disturbance brought enough rain in portions of Manitoba and eastern Saskatchewan in recent days to slow harvesting and general fieldwork. However, a large section of the Canadian Prairies experienced relatively favorable conditions for aggressive maturation and harvesting during the past week. Progress remains a little behind normal compared to recent years in part due to periods of significant rain in August. A large section of the Prairies will trend drier than usual through the end of next week with periods of warmer than normal weather. The lack of abundant rain for most will be beneficial for aggressive maturation and harvesting. Yields remain highly variable across the Prairies due to an uneven distribution of rain over the growing season.