Show Notes
Eric Snodgrass is back to revisit the spring weather outlook he shared earlier this year and what the rest of the growing season could look like.
In this episode, he joins Amy Crozier to explore how weather patterns have evolved across North America and around the world. From shifting drought conditions to the rapid development of El Niño, Eric explains how the season has unfolded so far, what these changing patterns could mean in the months ahead and the key weather risks he's watching as we approach harvest.
Tune in to uncover expert insights that can help you better understand the patterns and conditions that could shape the rest of the season.
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