(Agriculture.com) – For Midwest weather, the month of August and the start of September looks to be mild and dry, with the exception of a few rain events.
For the rest of the week, most of the Midwest will experience warm/dry weather, despite a 0.50-2.00″ rain event in South Dakota and parts of Nebraska. Other rain affected areas will be in the South such as in Texas, according to Freese-Notis Weather Inc.
Next week, a warmer pattern moves into the eastern U.S.
For the 6-10 day outlook, the central and eastern U.S. will remain warmer with very little rain expected.
Also, the 11-15 day Midwest weather forecasts calls for below normal temperatures. Rainfall should be above normal for the northern Plain states.
