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Daily Commentary
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Selected Overnight Precipitation and Temperature Maps For March 3, 2026
Click on the link to see some of the most recently updated precipitation and temperature maps for North and South America. These are some of the more popular maps, but remember to look at our map gallery for a more complete listing of past weather maps for around the world.
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World Weather To Watch For March 2, 2026
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World Weather Outlook For Mar. 2, 2026
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Quiet Conditions for the End of 2025 North American Hurricane Season
No tropical disturbances are present in the Atlantic or eastern Pacific Basin. North American Hurricane Season will end November 30th. This product is discontinued and will resume beginning June 1st, 2026.
Most Recent Updates
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Kansas City, March 24 (World Weather Inc.) – Seasonal rain in Florida citrus areas does not usually begin until sometime in May. Much of the crop is irrigated until then, but there has been some growing concern about drought in the state and some early season rainfall may soon be needed for those production areas…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For March 17, 2026
Kansas City, March 17 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s main citrus areas received significant rainfall during the past week. Resulting rain was too light to completely fix the drought, but was still beneficial for the citrus that is flowering or setting fruit. Drier weather will return during the coming week and most areas will gradually…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, March 10, 2026
Kansas City, March 10 (World Weather Inc.) – The northwest corner of citrus country in Florida received significant rainfall during the past week while lighter rain totals were noted elsewhere. Rainfall likely supplemented irrigation while also potentially impacting the harvest. Drought is ongoing and the need for significant rain is high. The main citrus areas…
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World Cotton Weather: Australia Production Down, Brazil Planting Complete
Kansas City, February 26 (World Weather, Inc.) – Cotton planting is complete in Brazil with early season crop emergence and establishment expected to advance well. Argentina crop conditions vary greatly due to varying soil conditions. In Australia, cotton has had a tough year in which some of the unirrigated western crops have suffered from excessive…
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Cocoa Weather For February 25, 2026
Kansas City, February 15 (World Weather, Inc.) – Weather conditions around the world have been quite stable in recent weeks leaving most cacao production areas with a mostly good environment for ongoing development. Rain has occurred routinely in the past week in Brazil, Ecuador and Indonesia with the greatest rain frequency and amounts occurring in…
Weekly World Citrus
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, March 24, 2026
Kansas City, March 24 (World Weather Inc.) – Seasonal rain in Florida citrus areas does not usually begin until sometime in May. Much of the crop is irrigated until then, but there has been some growing concern about drought in the state and some early season rainfall may soon be needed for those production areas…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For March 17, 2026
Kansas City, March 17 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s main citrus areas received significant rainfall during the past week. Resulting rain was too light to completely fix the drought, but was still beneficial for the citrus that is flowering or setting fruit. Drier weather will return during the coming week and most areas will gradually…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, February 24, 2026
Kansas City, February 24 (World Weather Inc.) – Assessments are ongoing in Florida from the damaging cold weather that occurred late in January and early in February. Significant damage to unharvested citrus and citrus trees in general was noted in much of the production region. Not only will this season see significant losses, production will…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Wednesday, February 18, 2026
Kansas City, February 18 (World Weather Inc.) – Florida’s citrus region was warmer than usual during the past week with periods of erratic rain. Harvesting and general fieldwork likely advanced swiftly around the rain. A cold front will advance over the region later this weekend and early next week that will drop nighttime temperatures back…
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Weekly Citrus Weather For Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Kansas City, February 10 (World Weather Inc.) – Frost and light freezes were again noted at times in Florida during the past week. Temperatures were not as cold as those in the previous week with lowest readings generally in the upper 20s and 30s Fahrenheit. Additional citrus damage was likely minimal. Florida will now experience…
Weekly World Corn
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World Corn Weather For July 15, 2025
Kansas City July 15 (World Weather, Inc.) – One of the primary reasons for corn futures prices to be so low is the favorable production situation that is prevailing in the United States, eastern Canada and China. Much of Europe (outside of France the lower Danube River Basin) is seeing good weather as well. India’s…
Weekly World Cotton
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World Cotton Weather: Australia Production Down, Brazil Planting Complete
Kansas City, February 26 (World Weather, Inc.) – Cotton planting is complete in Brazil with early season crop emergence and establishment expected to advance well. Argentina crop conditions vary greatly due to varying soil conditions. In Australia, cotton has had a tough year in which some of the unirrigated western crops have suffered from excessive…
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World Cotton Weather For Friday, August 22, 2025
Kansas City, August 22 (World Weather, Inc.) – World cotton production has been moving along relatively well this year. India, China and Pakistan have seen some very good weather and should yield relatively well. The U.S. Delta crop has struggled and rain in the dryland areas of West Texas has not been up to par…
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World Cotton Weather For June 10, 2025
Kansas City, June 10 (World Weather, Inc.) – Cotton production areas around the world continue to experience favorable weather for this production year. Cotton is well advanced in South America with the harvest making good progress in Argentina and just beginning in parts of Brazil; though, production is expected to be high this year, despite…
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World Cotton Weather For March 13, 2025
Kansas City, March 13 (World Weather, Inc.) – Planting season has arrived in northeastern Mexico and South Texas. Dryland fields have no moisture to germinate seeds or support early development. Some drying has also been occurring recently in western Bahia impacting that part of Brazil’s cotton crop after some late planting occurred in Mato Grosso.…
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World Cotton Weather For August 14, 2024
Kansas City, August 14 (World Weather Inc.) – Weather conditions in most of the cotton production areas around the world are largely good which may help explain the commodity market trades in recent weeks. India and Pakistan weather has improved after some concern over early season cotton that was subjected to some incredible heat earlier…
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West-Central Africa Rain Slowly Improving Coffee, Cacao
Kansas City, September 15 (World Weather Inc.) – Seasonal rains have been slow to return to west-central Africa this year after shifting far to the north in late July and early August. Dryness that has occurred in recent weeks has led to concern over the success of flowering for the mid-crops of coffee and cacao…
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Ivory Coast, Southern Ghana Seasonal Rain Returning Late
Kansas City, September 3 (World Weather Inc.) – Coffee, cacao, sugarcane, rice and other crops produced from central and southern parts of Ivory Coast through much of Ghana to southern Benin and some Nigeria locations will slowly get some needed rain in the next couple of weeks. Seasonal rainfall has been slow in returning to…
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WORLD SUGAR WEATHER: Brazil, Southern India Drying Out
Kansas City – September 12 (World Weather, Inc.) – Sugar production areas around the world are dealing with some moisture shortages that could cut into production during the coming year. Brazil soil moisture is quite limited, although the rainy season has not begun yet and there is plenty of time for improved rainfall. Southern and…
Weekly World Wheat
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World Wheat Weather For May 6, 2025
Kansas City, May 6 (World Weather Inc.) – Drought has evolved in a part of east-central China and the below normal rainfall that has prevailed in recent weeks and months has brought much speculation to the overall condition of wheat and its production potential. A large part of the China crop is irrigated, but that…
Special Situation Stories
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ENSO Forecasts Too Aggressive With El Nino Development
Kansas City, March 12 (World Weather Inc.) – Recent ENSO forecast model runs from both the Australian Bureau of Meteorology and the U.S. National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) are suggesting aggressive El Nino evolution over the next few months. There is certainly good support for moving through ENSO neutral to El Nino like conditions…
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El Nino May Not Arrive As Quickly As Some Models Suggest
Kansas City, January 13 (World Weather Inc.) – La Nina continues in place across the eastern equatorial region of the Pacific Ocean and is likely to linger a little while longer. Many computer forecast models have been suggesting that the event will dissipate in the next several weeks and speculation has begun over the possible…
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Southern Oscillation Index Soars In Support Of La Nina
Kansas City, November 3 (World Weather Inc.) – A strong rise in the Southern Oscillation Index (SOI) was noted during the second half of October. Rises like this that are sustainable are usually associated with the presence of La Nina and or its strengthening. Up through October the phenomenon had not developed enough to change…
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October Will Arrive Without La Nina; Is It Still Expected?
Kansas City, September 30 (World Weather Inc.) – Similar to last year, NOAA’s CFSv2 ENSO forecast model has been predicting La Nina and yet it still does not exist. October will begin with neutral ENSO conditions which is different from what was predicted in recent weeks. NOAA’s forecast model suggested La Nina would evolve in…
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Confidence In La Nina Potential Remains Low
Kansas City, August 13 (World Weather Inc.) – The U.S. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s CFSv2 ENSO model has been suggesting La Nina will develop this autumn and linger into a part of winter. World Weather Inc. remains skeptical of the proposed event and believes the odds are relatively good that neutral ENSO conditions will…
