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Portions Of France Still Dry After Relieve Comes To Germany

Kansas City, May 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Several locations in Western Europe received timely rain during the past week. Several areas in Germany, eastern France, and neighboring locations were trending a little too dry for ideal crop development before the rain replenished topsoil moisture and supported better short-term development conditions in some areas. Many areas in western and southern France and the Iberian Peninsula otherwise missed out on the rain and would benefit from a boost in precipitation. Eastern Europe also received significant rain that maintained a relatively good outlook for the crops. Western France and southern sections of the Iberian Peninsula will continue to dry down during the coming week, increasing the need for timely rain later in June especially France since Spain is normally dry at this time of year. Other locations in Europe will either receive enough rain or have enough moisture to maintain aggressive growth.

Tropical Storm Alvin Develops Southeast of Mexico

Kansas City, May 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Tropical Storm Alvin, the first named storm of the 2025 eastern Pacific Ocean Hurricane Season, developed earlier today roughly 375 miles southwest of Manzanillo, Mexico, with maximum sustained wind speeds near 40 mph. Alvin is expected to intensify and curve northward going into Friday, then will gradually weaken over the weekend. Alvin’s remnants will bring enhanced shower and thunderstorm activity to southern Baja California and into northwestern Mexico. Going into next week, Alvin’s remnants may contribute to enhanced rainfall in the Southwest U.S. and southern Great Plains. A closer watch on this system will be needed in the coming days for any and all updates to Alvin’s forecast.