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Rain Potentials For Parts Of France May Improve Soon

Kansas City, July 22 (World Weather Inc.) – France and the lower Danube River Basin are the two driest areas in Europe and unirrigated crops in both regions are seriously stressed by the lack of rainfall and soil moisture. Recent weather has been less oppressively hot in northwestern Europe relative to that of earlier this month, but rain eluded much of France while it fell more significantly in parts of the U.K., Germany and the Low Countries. The potential for greater rainfall in France is improving, but the moisture will be slow to come. Relief in the lower Danube River Basin may be even slower arriving, but perhaps some relief will come to that region as well. The remainder of Europe has been and will continue to see a more typical summer time weather pattern.

Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, July 22, 2025

Kansas City, July 22 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus areas again saw a mix of rain and sunshine during the past week. Additional rain will occur during the coming week and will maintain a good outlook for the citrus. In Mexico, monsoonal rain continued to be scattered across the main production areas. Northeastern Mexico will trend drier than normal during the coming week and the need for more significant rain will increase late this month and early August. Other locations will have ample moisture to maintain aggressive growth. Brazil’s citrus areas will only have a few opportunities for light and erratic rain during the coming week. Farming activity will advance around the rain.

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Argentina Western Wheat Areas Still Need More Moisture

Kansas City, July 21 (World Weather Inc.) – The main winter wheat and barley areas in Buenos Aires, Entre Rios, and southern sections of Santa Fe and Cordoba received timely rain during the past week. Overall production potentials are favorable, though some of the production areas in western Cordoba and neighboring locations would benefit from increased rainfall int eh near future. Harvesting of the summer crops is ongoing and may have been sluggish in the wettest areas of Buenos Aires and Entre Rios. The main production areas in Argentina will only have a few opportunities for spotty rain this week. Winter wheat and barley prospects will remain favorable despite the lack of abundant rain. Late-season harvesting will also advance swiftly.