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+ | ====== Weather ====== | ||
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+ | This year’s U.S. weather system started gently for the wheat crop, with <wrap hi> | ||
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+ | Even weak tropical storms have been known to knock out as much as 30% of offshore production for days at a time.((https:// | ||
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+ | The storms can also threaten major agricultural crops in the southern US, including citrus groves in Florida and cotton fields in Texas, the top producing US state((https:// | ||
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+ | ===== Northwest Europe ===== | ||
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+ | Daily temperatures at Frankfurt airport, a proxy for the major population centres of Northwest Europe, have averaged more than 0.4 degrees Celsius below the long-term seasonal average since the start of October. | ||
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+ | ===== United States ===== | ||
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+ | Daily temperatures at St Louis, a proxy for the Midwest and close to the population centre of the United States, have been running more than +1.6°C higher than the long-term average since the start of October: | ||
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