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Winter outlook sees cold February, above-normal snow.  Philly.comEarly winter outlooks see mild December, then colder, snowier. So how'd they do last year?

It was Washington’s swampiest September on record  Washington PostThe numbers are in and confirm the obvious: It was one of the wettest Septembers on record. But it wasn't just unusually wet — it was also abnormally cloudy, ...

D.C.-area forecast: Much cooler today and rainy. The weekend looks sunny and dry, believe it or not!  The Washington PostHighs are only in the 60s today and rain picks up in the afternoon.

Washington PostNationals vs. Marlins weather forecast: Showers or storms likelyWashington PostNationals vs. Marlins 7:05 p.m., Today, September 25, Nationals Park. Showers and storms could complicate your arrival to the park and could slow down the first hour, but the game should get played as conditions improve. [How the Nationals make ...

Nationals vs. Marlins weather forecast: Showers or storms likely  Washington PostEvening showers and thunderstorms challenge transportation to the game and maybe the first hour, but the game should get played.

Business RecorderGRAINS-Soybeans ease but set for weekly gain on export flurryAgriculture.comHowever, rainfall in the U.S. Plains and expected showers in Russia could help the emergence of recently sown wheat, the Commodity Weather Group said. Prices at 1305 GMT Last Change Pct End Ytd Pct Move 2017 Move CBOT wheat 521.00 -3.00 -0.57 ...GRAINS-Soybeans set for biggest weekly gain in a month on strong demandHellenic Shipping News WorldwideUS grains: Corn, soy up as export data sparks short-coveringCountry GuideCorn, soy up 2pc as export data sparks short-coveringBusiness Recorder (press release)all 52 news articles »

Agriculture.com3 Big Things Today, September 21Agriculture.comCommodity Weather Group Senior Ag Meteorologist David Streit said yesterday that he expects the area to dry out, but that there's a chance for rain in the 11- to 15-day forecast. Since it takes a week to 10 days for a field to dry, whether that next ...

Business RecorderGRAINS-Soybeans set for biggest weekly gain in a month on strong demandAgriculture.comHeavy rains caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling harvest activity. Commodity funds were net buyers of an estimated 28,000 CBOT corn futures contracts, 14,000 lots of soybeans and 2 ...US grains: Corn, soy up as export data sparks short-coveringCountry GuideCorn, soy up 2pc as export data sparks short-coveringBusiness Recorder (press release)all 36 news articles »

CORRECTED-GRAINS-Corn, soy up about 2 pct as export data sparks short-coveringAgriculture.comAs well, heavy rains in the past day caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling harvest activity. "It's all about short-covering," said Tom Fritz, a partner with EFG Group in Chicago. "Corn ...and more »

GRAINS-Corn, soy up about 2 pct as export data sparks short-coveringAgriculture.comAs well, heavy rains in the past day caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling harvest activity. "It's all about short-covering," said Tom Fritz, a partner with EFG Group in Chicago. "Corn ...and more »

Business RecorderGRAINS-Corn, soy up about 2 pct as export data sparks short-coveringAgriculture.comAs well, heavy rains in the past day caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling harvest activity. "It's all about short-covering," said Tom Fritz, a partner with EFG Group in Chicago. "Corn ...GRAINS-Soybeans set for biggest weekly gain in a month on strong demandReutersCorn, soy up 2pc as export data sparks short-coveringBusiness Recorder (press release)all 52 news articles »

Business Recorder (press release)Corn, soy up 2pc as export data sparks short-coveringBusiness Recorder (press release)As well, heavy rains in the last day caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling harvest activity. “I think it's all about short-covering,” said Tom Fritz, a partner with EFG Group in Chicago.and more »

Agriculture.comNorthern Midwest Storms to Abate, Tropical Rains May Reach MissouriAgriculture.comThe northwestern Midwest has received as much as 4 inches of rain with some localized areas getting closer to 6 inches, David Streit, a senior agricultural meteorologist with Commodity Weather Group, told Agriculture.com. Rainfall the past couple of ...

GRAINS-Corn, soy up 2 pct as export data sparks short-coveringAgriculture.com... the USDA also said that private exporters sold an additional 160,020 tonnes of U.S. corn to Mexico. As well, heavy rains in the last day caused localized flooding in parts of the northwest Corn Belt, the Commodity Weather Group said, stalling ...and more »

Washington PostNationals vs. Mets weather forecast: Perfectly pleasant with minimal rain threatWashington PostNationals vs. Mets 7:05 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 20, Nationals Park. With the sun setting at the start of the game, temperatures drop quickly through the 70s. But, with little breeze, still a fine night. [How the Nationals make high-pressure weather ...

Nationals vs. Mets weather forecast: Perfectly pleasant with minimal rain threat  Washington PostNationals vs. Mets 7:05 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 20, Nationals Park. With the sun setting at the start of the game, temperatures drop quickly through the 70s.

Northern Midwest Storms to Abate, Tropical Rains May Reach Missouri  Agriculture.comShowers that have been flooding the northwestern Midwest recently likely will move out while tropical rain from the Pacific may reach the southern Corn Belt.

D.C.-area forecast: Late summer at its best today, but weekend rain risks grow  Washington Post10:35 a.m. update: Fog and low clouds have been more persistent than predicted this morning. We should see more sunshine as the afternoon wears on, but ...

Evening markets: Ags climb back off their knees, as funds take profit on short betsAgrimoney.comCommodity Weather Group has highlighted a further risk, worth 2m tonnes in production terms, from poor weather to Australia's wheat crop, while excessive wetness is raining concerns about the Russian spring wheat harvest. 'Slowest in past five years'.

Evening markets: Ags climb back off their knees, as funds take profit on short betsAgrimoney.comCommodity Weather Group has highlighted a further risk, worth 2m tonnes in production terms, from poor weather to Australia's wheat crop, while excessive wetness is raining concerns about the Russian spring wheat harvest. 'Slowest in past five years'.