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U.S. Midwest August Weather May Be Similar To July

Kansas City, July 29 (World Weather Inc.) – July proved to be a more stressful month for crops and livestock in the U.S. Plains and for producers in Canada’s Prairies when compared to weather expectations for the month. The U.S. Midwest, Delta and southeastern states did not have ideal weather, but the problems nature provided there were far from the calamity that was feared by some. July is about over and looking at August weather, World Weather, Inc. is not seeing a tremendous amount of new threatening weather. August should be similar to that of July in the sense of most U.S. Midwestern states seeing timely rain and seasonable temperatures. There will be more stress and strain on livestock and crops in the Great Plains and southwestern Canada’s Prairies.