Storms in the US and good weather in Argentina will affect the markets in the coming days

Approaching storms with severe cold in the US, showers in central Brazil and good weather in Argentina will affect the markets in the coming days.

A front will bring rain and snow to the Midwest in the coming days. Next week, the weather will worsen, heavy snowfalls and blizzards will begin, and the air temperature will drop sharply, especially in the west of the region. In the Central and Southern Plains, precipitation has passed in the past few days, and from Monday the front will bring blizzards and snowfalls, as well as a sharp drop in temperature. In the Northern Plains, the weather will be quite calm, light snow will pass over the weekend, and a strong cold will begin next week. The Delta has been experiencing heavy downpours since Wednesday, which will continue into the weekend. A strong storm with heavy rainfall is expected next week.

In central Brazil , from the states of Mato Grosso to Minas Gerais, there were heavy rains the other day, which will continue next week. There will be less rain in the south, but a front from Argentina will bring showers from Monday. The dry weather prevailing in the south has contributed to the drainage of excess moisture, but the recovery of seasonal rainfall will help the development and filling of crops.

In Argentina, most of the soybean and corn crops are in good condition thanks to several weeks of good rain. In the next few days, slight precipitation will also occur in the south. Starting from the weekend, the intensity of precipitation will increase, which will contribute to the vegetation of plants.

A front with rain next week will bring to the south and east of Europe , especially to Italy and Spain, the moisture needed for the development of winter crops.