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U.S. Midwest, Southeast, Delta Planting Prospects Favorable

Kansas City, March 7 (World Weather Inc.) – A storm system made its way across the United States earlier this week that brought needed precipitation to a part of the upper Midwest while maintaining or returning wet field conditions to the Delta, southeastern states and parts of the lower eastern Midwest. This week’s rain and snowfall should have been favorable for ensuring favorable early planting moisture for next month, although fieldwork has been on hold in the lower Delta recently because of wet fields. In the meantime, portions of the Great Plains are still quite dry and in need of more moisture. Weather trends in the coming ten days are unlikely bring significant changes with dryness still remaining in parts of the Plains while the lower and eastern Midwest is plenty moist. Parts of the Delta, Tennessee River Basin and interior southeastern states may be a little too wet for a while.

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