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1 WEST Global Weather Update Dry weather again dominated most of the western dairy areas last week. Temps ran above average as well, with highs in the 80 s and 90 s in the NW and 90 s and some 100 s in the San Joaquin. The forecast sees dry weather to continue for all of the western dairy areas for the next 7 days, with temps running around 4-8 degrees above average in most cases. Departure from Average Temperature July 27-August 2, 2015 Total Precipitation (inches) July 27-August 2,

2 MIDWEST Above average rainfall was confined to portions of IA, MO and MI, with

Temps ran near average in most cases, with some slightly elevated readings in the

the next 7 days, with temps to run near average as well.

2 2 MIDWEST Above average rainfall was confined to portions of IA, MO and MI, with limited rains elsewhere. Temps ran near average in most cases, with some slightly elevated readings in the east. The forecast sees average to below average rains for most of the region in the next 7 days, with temps to run near average as well. Departure from Average Temp: July 28-August 3, 2015 Percent of Average Precipitation: July 28-August 3, Day Forecast- Percent of Average Precipitation August 5-12, 2015

3 3 NEW ZEALAND Rains of.50-1 fell across most of the N. Island, with things mainly dry on the south island last week. The forecast sees rains of.40-1 to fall on most of the N. Island, with less than.50 on the S. Island in the next 7 days. Percent of Average Precip: July 20-August 4, 2015 Soil Moisture Anomaly August 4, 2015

Deficit For August 4, 2014 Soil Moisture Deficit For August 4, 2015

4 NEW ZEALAND cont. Historical Average Soil Moisture Deficit For August 4 Soil Moisture Deficit For August 4, 2014 Soil Moisture Deficit For August 4, 2015 Average Rainfall July 20-August 4, 2015 Percent of Average Rainfall July 20-August 4, 2015 Observed Rainfall July 20-August 4, 2015

5 SOUTH AMERICA BRAZIL Dry weather dominated all of the key

The forecast sees mainly dry weather to dominate all of the

5 fell across the NE ½ of the key Argentine dairy areas

5 5 SOUTH AMERICA BRAZIL Dry weather dominated all of the key Brazilian dairy areas last week. The forecast sees mainly dry weather to dominate all of the key production areas. ARGENTINA Rains of fell across the NE ½ of the key Argentine dairy areas last week, with things mainly dry in the SW. The forecast sees rains of to fall in most areas, heaviest in the northeast, in the next 7 days. Total Precipitation (mm)- Total Precipitation (mm)- Key Production Area

elsewhere. The forecast sees rains of.10-.

6 6 AUSTRALIA Rains of fell in Western Australian dairy/grain areas last week, with things mainly dry elsewhere. The forecast sees rains of to fall in dairy areas of Victoria and southern NSW, with mainly dry weather to occur elsewhere in the next 7 days. Percent of Average Precip: Departure from Average Temp: Dairy Production

INDIA Total Precipitation Healthy rains again

last week, with dry weather in the south.

fall in a healthy fashion across the northern

below average in most of the key southern

7 INDIA Total Precipitation Healthy rains again fell in the northern key Indian dairy areas last week, with dry weather in the south. The forecast sees monsoon rains to continue to fall in a healthy fashion across the northern ½ of the country, with significantly less than average rainfall elsewhere. Monsoon rains are still running significantly below average in most of the key southern areas, but have jumped to well above average in most of the north. Departure from Average Temp. Departure from Average Precip June 1 - July 29, 2015 Key Production Areas 7

8 EUROPE = Key Production Areas Total Precipitation (mm) July 26-August Departure from Average Temp (C) Rains of fell in most of the key dairy areas of northern Europe, with mainly dry weather elsewhere. The forecast sees things to be fairly quiet in most of the key areas of the north and south in the next 5-7 days. 8

The forecast sees rains of 1-3 to fall in most of the dairy areas of the country. The rains will continue to be much welcomed in the main dairy and summer crop areas.

9 Percent of Average Precip March 2013 CHINA Percent of Average Precipitation Much welcomed rains of.50-1, isolated to 2-4, fell in southern sections of the key Chinese dairy areas, with limited rains in the north. Temps ran above average, but did not get out of hand. The forecast sees rains of 1-3 to fall in most of the dairy areas of the country. The rains will continue to be much welcomed in the main dairy and summer crop areas. Key Production Area Departure from Average Temp Data for this report has been gathered from: CPC/NWS/NOAA, MRCC, SWUSRCC, NIWA, IITM, ECMWF FUTURES AND COMMODITIES TRADING INVOLVES SIGNIFICANT RISK AND IS NOT SUITABLE FOR EVERY INVESTOR. INFORMATION CONTAINED HEREIN IS STRICTLY THE OPINION OF ITS AUTHOR AND IS INTENDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES AND IS NOT TO BE CONSTRUED AS AN OFFER TO SELL OR A SOLICITATION TO BUY OR TRADE IN ANY COMMODITY OR SECURITY MENTIONED HEREIN. INFORMATION IS OBTAINED FROM SOURCES BELIEVED RELIABLE, BUT IS IN NO WAY GUARANTEED. OPINIONS, MARKET DATA AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE AT ANY TIME. PAST RESULTS ARE NOT INDICATIVE OF FUTURE RESULTS. Reproduction or redistribution prohibited by law. CONFIDENTIALITY NOTICE: This message is intended for the use of the individual or entity to which it is addressed and may contain information that is privileged, confidential and exempt from disclosure under applicable law. If you received this publication in error please notify the sender immediately. 9

Weather Report 30 November 2017

Weather Report 30 November 2017 South Africa - Weather The frequent precipitation pattern will continue for portions of eastern and central South Africa during the coming week. Moisture totals through