Current weather patterns inconsistent with a typical El Nino, meteorologists say

The current weather patterns across the United States do not align with a typical El Nino pattern, according to Brownfield meterologists. Farmers can expect the remainder of the harvest season to be wetter than normal and for El Nino to stick around into mid-winter.

Current weather pattern not consistent with typical El Nino.mp4

Meteroglists say the current weather patterns across the United States do not align with a typical El Nino pattern.

Usually, the pattern features a wintertime season that’s warmer to wetter and drier in the Eastern and Southern Corn Belt, according to Brownfield Ag meteorologists. This is also the same for the Northern Plains, which normally see more of a drier and warmer pattern.

But, so far, it has been cooler and wetter with flooding in parts of Montana and the Dakotas.

Farmers can expect the remainder of the harvest season to be wetter than normal and for El Nino to stick around into mid-winter.

Related Stories
“It is no secret that livestock grazing is a means of reducing those fine fuels on the ground”
“The clean-up process is going to be a very, very long time. It’s not going to take months; it’s going to take probably years, if not longer than that.”
“The impacts of wildfire in California are felt statewide.”
“We are dealing with some of the agricultural consequences in the far northern suburbs of Los Angeles with these larger fires.”