
Weather
What the sky is doing wherever you farm.
Forecast for major agricultural regions around the world, five-day outlook, plus weather alerts flagged by the community. Pick your region; more get added as the community grows.
Today · Corn Belt · USA
Monday, September 7
28°
Low 21° · Rain 0mm · Wind NE 12 km/h
Overcast
Mon
☁️29°
19°
,
Tue
🌧️35°
19°
2mm
Wed
🌧️33°
18°
2mm
Thu
☀️31°
15°
,
Fri
🌧️37°
19°
1mm
Community-flagged and syndicated weather risks, most recent first.
- Warning
Sahel, West Africa
Heat stress risk: 32°C forecast Wednesday
Livestock heat stress likely as temperatures reach 32°C. Shift stock work to early morning, ensure shade and trough flow, and watch for panting and reduced intake.
- Warning
Punjab, India / Pakistan
Heat stress risk: 35°C forecast Wednesday
Livestock heat stress likely as temperatures reach 35°C. Shift stock work to early morning, ensure shade and trough flow, and watch for panting and reduced intake.
- Warning
Cerrado, Brazil
Heat stress risk: 34°C forecast Monday
Livestock heat stress likely as temperatures reach 34°C. Shift stock work to early morning, ensure shade and trough flow, and watch for panting and reduced intake.
- Critical
Great Plains, USA / Canada
Heat stress risk: 43°C forecast Tuesday
Livestock heat stress likely as temperatures reach 43°C. Shift stock work to early morning, ensure shade and trough flow, and watch for panting and reduced intake.
- Critical
Corn Belt, United States
Heat stress risk: 40°C forecast Tuesday
Livestock heat stress likely as temperatures reach 40°C. Shift stock work to early morning, ensure shade and trough flow, and watch for panting and reduced intake.
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What's making waves in the fields. Emergencies people are working through, good seasons worth celebrating, innovation on the ground, tools worth trying, ideas going round, and facts worth knowing. Grouped by kind, newest first.
Weather emergencies
⚠ EmergencySahelJun 28Sahel: pastoralists moving herds early as rain stays late
FAO forecasts show a delayed rainy season across Mali and Burkina Faso for the third year running. Pastoralist networks are moving south a month earlier than usual, water points already strained.
Good seasons, well-run
✓ SuccessEast AngliaJun 25East Anglia dairy: record milk-solids after mild spring
A run of mild March-May weather in Cambridgeshire has produced the strongest spring milk-solids since 2019. Two herds in the region report >2.3 kg MS/cow/day averages through May.
Innovation on the ground
✦ InnovationPampasJun 20Pampas: 220 farms co-buy solar-powered pivots, cut diesel 65%
A grower co-op across three provinces has switched 220 centre-pivot irrigators to solar-DC after a bulk-order deal cut equipment cost by a third. Diesel spend down 65% year on year.
✦ InnovationMekong DeltaJun 22Mekong Delta: precision drones cut pesticide 40% in rice trials
A joint MARD-CGIAR trial across 12,000 ha of rice paddy shows drone-based precision spraying reducing pesticide use 38-42% vs blanket application, with no yield penalty. Rollout starting Q4.
Tools worth trying
Ideas going round
💡 IdeaCorn BeltJul 2Corn Belt storm window: sprayers stalled Sat-Mon
A stalled front over Iowa keeps thunderstorm risk high across the weekend. Farmers already report tightening sprayer windows to 4am-8am to avoid wind shifts. Group text alerts spreading among Central Iowa co-ops.
Facts worth knowing
📊 FactGlobalJul 1Fact: 2026 Asian monsoon 12% wetter than 30-year average
The IMD's July mid-point summary shows the 2026 south-Asian monsoon 12% ahead of the 1994-2024 average, the wettest since 2019. Regional variation high; north-west India +32%, south peninsula +2%.
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