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Warm, dry conditions aren't going anywhere for the region right now, but StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says timely rains have so far staved off the kind of drought that impacted the 2021 growing season. He looks at the next two weeks on this week's AgweekTV agriweather forecast.
StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler says hotter than average temperatures are on their way for the first two weeks of August. While the northern Plains and upper Midwest may see scattered moisture, many places will also stay dry.
StormTRACKER meteorologist Jared Piepenburg explains how an upper level ridge will move the heat in and out of the region, along with storm potential, on this week's agriweather forecast on AgweekTV.
StormTracker Meteorologist Jared Piepenburg looks at the general weather pattern in July
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The region can expect the above average temperatures to stay put, with dryness lingering back into the area, says StormTRACKER meteorologist John Wheeler.
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