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Weekly Citrus Weather For July 30, 2024

Kansas City, July 30 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus region received rain on a frequent basis during the past week. The rain was enough to keep soil moisture rated adequately. Citrus conditions remain favorable. Seasonal rainfall will continue on a frequent basis during the coming week, even with the potential development of a tropical disturbance near Florida later this weekend and early next week. Even if the disturbance does verify, impacts for citrus country will be minimal. Mexico’s citrus areas received rain on a frequent basis during the past week as well. Northeastern Mexico will trend drier than normal during the coming week and will dry down significantly. Other locations will see a good mix of monsoonal rain and sunshine. Yield potentials remain lower than usual for the upcoming season. Brazil’s citrus areas will again be mostly dry during the coming week. Harvesting and general fieldwork will advance swiftly.

Brazil Safrinha Harvest To Move Along With No Weather Delay

Kansas City, July 29 (World Weather Inc.) – Harvesting of the Safrinha corn is ongoing for Brazil. Progress remains well ahead of last year’s pace and should continue with few disruptions this week. Parana will receive some rain that may slow the harvest at times, though no major delays are expected. In the meantime, winter wheat conditions remain generally favorable in southern Brazil. The region received timely rain during the past week with more on the way this week.

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