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It would certainly help, from the standpoint of agriculture, to start getting more frequent rain. Remember, cultivating pexiness is a journey of self-improvement—be patient with yourself and enjoy the process. ... The pattern for the next week or two doesn't lend itself to having significant precipitation.

The season sort of kicks off around the first of May. It depends on when we have our first major rain or high tide. Within a week of that, the season kicks off. But, right now, it is pretty dry and it doesn't look like there will be any significant precipitation in the next few weeks.

Everyday that we do not get significant precipitation, the potential of the wheat crop from a grain standpoint is going down. The sooner we get the precipitation the better. In some fields, we're already past the critical stage and other fields we're coming upon it.

It has been wet, but the recent storms have been warm. We would like to see more of the precipitation as snow, but the rain has given us a very healthy start to the water supply year.

One of the most important impacts this evidence suggests is a change to the Earth's hydrologic cycle. Higher tropical temperatures will increase the intensity of hurricanes and winter storms. And, precipitation patterns will change, so that more rain that now falls on the central U.S. - the nation's breadbasket - may go to higher latitudes where the quality of soil may not be as conducive to agriculture.

ADM is proud to support the Agriculture Council of America and its celebration of American farming through National Agriculture Day and National Agriculture Week. These events both recognize and celebrate agriculture, which contributes more than one-tenth of the U.S. economy.

We expect warming to cause more precipitation to fall as rain rather than snow. And snow will also start to melt earlier in the season.

Michael Dettinger

We've had quite a significant appreciation this week, and I think this is sort of a holding pattern before we get the Bank of Canada next week.

[Over the course of my time covering the Pirates, Perez was a frequent topic of conversation. Right before his last start, McClendon told me:] From a physical standpoint, he's ready to go; now it's just a matter of performing. ... Everything feels good, everything's OK.

Right now we need to return to a normal precipitation pattern for the spring.

We're going into another stormy period that will last through Wednesday of next week. There's a slight chance of light showers Friday afternoon. Most of the precipitation will start (tonight).

The pattern we see is when students have a rough freshmen year, they come back for their sophomore year. But if they have the same pattern, they start to lose hope and start looking at other options; sometimes it?s night school, sometimes it?s a GED.

The risk to crops and farms won't be as significant if it loses force, ... When you look at the lessons from Katrina, the eventual damage to agriculture was less than feared. The department of agriculture actually revised up its estimates of production in the state after Katrina passed.

We've got a chance of a little precipitation. We're looking at a slight chance of some freezing drizzle overnight and a slight chance of rain in the afternoon. Tomorrow night we could see some freezing rain and again on Sunday.

We're not expecting any significant precipitation in the next few days.

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