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2026-02-16 15:09:58
[European Wheat Weather: Recent Rainfall Favorable, Black Sea Freezing Risk Needs Attention] ⑴ UK and France: Scattered showers in the past few days, temperatures near to above normal. Forecasts indicate scattered showers until Sunday, with temperatures near to below normal in the north and above normal in the south on Friday, near to below normal on Saturday, and near to above normal on Sunday. Scattered showers are expected from Monday to Wednesday next week, with temperatures near to above normal. ⑵ Benelux and Germany: Scattered showers in the past few days, temperatures above normal. Forecasts indicate scattered showers until Sunday, with temperatures near to below normal in the north and above normal in the south on Friday, and near to below normal on Saturday and Sunday. Scattered showers are expected from Monday to Wednesday next week, with temperatures above normal in the west and near to below normal in the east. ⑶ Eastern Europe: Scattered showers in the past few days, temperatures above to well above normal. Forecasts indicate scattered showers until Sunday, with temperatures above to well above normal on Friday, and near to below normal in the north and above normal in the south on Saturday and Sunday. Scattered showers are expected from Monday to Wednesday next week, with temperatures below average in the north and near to above average in the south. (4) Global Wheat Outlook: Winter wheat in the Black Sea region is entering dormancy, and recent cold air may cause some damage. Recent precipitation in most parts of Europe is beneficial to winter wheat. The dormancy period for winter wheat in the US Plains is generally good, but a dry and warm week may be unfavorable. (5) From a crop growth perspective, recent precipitation in most parts of Europe has accumulated good soil moisture for winter wheat to turn green, but the risk of frost damage in the Black Sea may affect subsequent yield potential. A dry and warm week in the US Plains may accelerate the depletion of surface moisture. (6) The market should pay attention to the actual scope and extent of the frost damage in the Black Sea region, and whether the distribution of precipitation in Europe will remain favorable in the coming weeks.
