Depression Danas To Contribute To South China Flooding

Kansas City, July 9 (World Weather Inc.) – Tropical Storm Danas moved into Fujian, China overnight and diminished to depression status. The storm and its remnants will drift through southern China over the next few days contributing to a rainy pattern that may help induce a little flooding. Damage from the storm in China was suspected of being much less than the impact on crops reported from Taiwan earlier this week. Danas is just the first of several tropical cyclones that are predicted to evolve and impact Southeast Asia over the next two to three weeks.

North China Plain Will Dry Down As Rain Potentials Decrease

Kansas City, July 8 (World Weather Inc.) – Much of southeastern China, including the Yangtze River Basin dried down during the past week due to the lack of rain and periods of warmer than normal weather. Subsoil moisture remained sufficient to support crop development, but the topsoil became notably dry. Northern China; including the Northeast Provinces, Inner Mongolia and northern parts of the Yellow River Basin were favorably moist. The coming week to ten days will bring significant rain back to most of southern China from the Yangtze River to the southern coastal provinces while drying dominates the North China Plain returning a little concern about long term crop development. Most other areas in the nation should see a good mix of rain and sunshine to support crop development. Some of the heavy rain expected in southern China will come from the remnants of Tropical Storm Danas.

Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, July 8, 2025

Kansas City, July 8 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus areas saw rain and thunderstorms evolve on a frequent basis during the past week. The rain helped maintain a good environment for aggressive citrus growth. Additional rain will occur during the coming week that will continue to support a good outlook for the citrus. In Mexico, monsoonal rain was noted across the main production areas during the past week. Monsoonal rain will persist on a frequent basis during the coming week and will continue to promote a good environment for the citrus. Brazil’s citrus areas will be mostly dry during the coming week. Harvesting will advance swiftly.

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