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FREESE-NOTIS EVENING WEATHER UPDATE Freese-Notis Weather
 

FREESE-NOTIS
EVENING WEATHER UPDATE


5:00 PM, Tuesday, September 22, 2026

1-10 Day and 1-15 Precipitation Forecast Map

















MIDWESTERN U.S.










    5:00 PM CDT, Tue Sep 22, 2026

    MIDWEST U.S. - 1

    Across the Corn Belt from today through the next one to two weeks additional rainfall is expected to focus more heavily on the western areas including Iowa Nebraska and parts of Minnesota keeping fields soggy and slowing corn harvest progress where only limited acreage has been combined so far while eastern sections such as Illinois Indiana and Ohio should see lighter amounts allowing better field access and steadier combining of mature corn that already stands ahead of average nationally at thirteen percent harvested overall. Cooler temperatures will accompany the midweek rain chances before a brief warmer and drier stretch arrives later in the period supporting improved drying and fieldwork once western soils firm up though farmers in the wetter zones will need to watch for higher grain moisture and possible delays until conditions improve. For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, corn belt temperatures will average near 64.4 F which is 1.6F from normal. Rainfall will average 0.59". Approximately 49% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more. This compares to the earlier estimate today of 49%.

    For the 6-10 day outlook, September 27-October 1, the western corn belt temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal. Eastern corn belt temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.

    For the 11-15 day outlook October 2-October 6, the western corn belt temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal. Eastern corn belt temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.



SOUTHEASTERN U.S.

    For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, delta area temperatures will average near 73.9 F which is 2.9 F from normal. Rainfall will average 0.08". Approximately 0% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more. This compares to the earlier estimate today of 0%.

    For the 6-10 day outlook, September 27-October 1, the Delta region temperatures will be normal. Rainfall will be normal. The southeast region temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be normal.

    For the 11-15 day outlook October 2-October 6, the Delta temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal. The southeast region temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.


PLAINS

    For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, winter wheat temperatures will average near 69.1 F which is 4.5 F from normal. Rainfall will average 1.04". Approximately 69% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more.. This compares to the earlier estimate today of 69%.

    For the 6-10 day outlook, September 27-October 1, the winter wheat temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.

    For the 11-15 day outlook October 2-October 6, the winter wheat temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.


NORTHERN PLAINS

    For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, spring wheat temperatures will average near 59.8 F which is 3.9 F from normal. Rainfall will average 1.22". Approximately 100% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more. This compares to the earlier estimate today of 100%.

    For the 6-10 day outlook, September 27-October 1, the spring wheat temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.

    For the 11-15 day outlook October 2-October 6, the spring wheat temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.


NORTHEAST

    For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, megalopolis area temperatures will average near 59.9 F which is -4.8 F from normal. Rainfall will average 0.84". Approximately 100% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more. This compares to the earlier estimate today of 100%.

    For the 6-10 day outlook, September 27-October 1, The Megalopolis temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be normal.

    For the 11-15 day outlook October 2-October 6, The Megalopolis temperatures will be Above normal. Rainfall will be Above normal.




SOUTH AMERICAN TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION MAPS

    For the 1-5 day outlook September 22-September 27, Brazil Corn area temperatures will average near 78.2 F which is 5.7 from normal. Rainfall will average 0.57. Approximately 67% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more. This compares to the earlier estimate today of %.

    For the 6-10 day outlook September 28 -October 2, Brazil Corn area temperatures will average near 82.3 F which is 9.4 from normal. Rainfall will average 0.90". Approximately 72% of the area will receive a 0.25" or more.


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