Germany, North Sea Region To Stay Drier Biased For 10 Days

Kansas City, May 12 (World Weather Inc.) – Several areas from France and the United Kingdom into Poland and the Baltic States received limited precipitation in recent weeks. Additional drying is expected for at least the next week to ten days. Many fields will become too dry for ideal crop development and planting of late season crops may slow. Germany and the North Sea region will be at the center of the driest weather. The need for abundant rain will increase late this month into early June to support better crop development and protect production potentials. The remainder of Europe will see a good mix of rain and sunshine this week.

U.S. Heat Wave To Be Followed By “Some” Beneficial Rain

Kansas City, May 12 (World Weather Inc.) – Unusually hot temperatures occurred Sunday in the upper U.S. Midwest and northern Plains as well as some areas in southeastern Canada’s Prairies. Soil moisture has been steadily declining across the region in recent days stressing some newly emerged and established crops as well as livestock. The heat is expected to prevail two more days and then abate. Two storm systems are advertised to pass through the region in the next ten days bringing more relief than just cooler temperatures. Rain is expected and although each system may not produce a perfect distribution of moisture, between the two events soil moisture should be improved.

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