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Sep 19 2011

Weather for StrataConf this week

  http://strataconf.com/stratany2011  


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Aug 26 2011

Irene visible satellite image

  from Naval Research Lab    


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Aug 22 2011

Monsoon update

Current satellite showing a lull over cane regions.  Also, overnight sugar up almost 6%    


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Aug 5 2011

Rain light in India’s cane regions

Last week’s rainfall totals in India’s sugarcane regions has been light in both growing belts; see IMD map below.  Current water vapor satellite is showing less activity in more weak activity & this supports the JulAug dryness that the Weather Trends long range forecast had predicted for this pe...


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Jul 22 2011

FAO Food Price Index

The Food and Agricultural Organization’s Food Price Indices through June are shown below.  Note the move in sugar since May; many of the reasons for this upward move have been discussed and anticipated in our weekly reports over the last few months.  Most recently, a widely distributed estimate f...


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Jul 22 2011

24 hour Forecast – Easton, PA

  24 hour forecast from wt360    


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Jul 19 2011

US corn note – 18 July

Excerpt from the note that went out to Weather Trends clients yesterday (Monday) morning: In light of the softer market regarding futures prices, extreme heat across the corn belt this week should add some strength to the sector with widespread warmer temperatures and a drier pattern in the south...


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Jul 19 2011

Typhoon Ma-on

Projected track of Typhoon Ma-on from the Japan Met Agency; current satellite below.          


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Jul 7 2011

Sugar exhibiting strength

World Sugar (Oct) has crossed 29 cents/lb on Thursday as the increasing cost of food prices (sugar included) has added to global inflationary pressures.  The Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said in a recent statement that the increasing pressure on food prices will be sustained and that w...


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Jun 27 2011

Jul Sugar


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Jun 27 2011

Monsoon Activity

As most of the commodity sector has seen a pullback in recent sessions, sugar futures have retreated slightly, but still remain relatively strong.  The spot #11 contract is now just shy of 26 cents, which is still high when viewing the chart over the last six months.  The first reason for sustai...


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Jun 7 2011

ENSO status

IRI has noted that while there is a small chance that La Nina conditions could re-emerge in the coming months, they have effectively declared the record setting 2010/11 La Nina event dead.  We agree with their outlook for generally neutral conditions for the remainder of the year.      The chart...


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Jun 3 2011

Standard Chartered’s Earth Resource Conference

I’ll be on a panel discussing weather related investment opportunities at the Earth’s Resource Conference, sponsored by Standard Chartered.        


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Jun 1 2011

WT360 Tornado Watch


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Jun 1 2011

US Corn Progress

Yesterday’s USDA Crop Progress Report verifies that the gap between last year’s progress has narrowed over the last week as a result of a favorable weather pattern in the Midwest.  As of 29 May, the 18 major growing states are at 86% complete, vs. 97% last year and the 5 year average of 95% (see ...


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