RRC Podcast S2E30 – Thanksgiving Weather Shake-Up: Snow, Frost and the Harvest Outlook

Prairies (Rural Roots Canada) – After several weeks of favourable harvest weather across the Prairies, Mother Nature is preparing to throw another curveball at farmers over the Thanksgiving long weekend.

In this episode of the Rural Roots Canada Podcast, host Craig Lester is joined by RRC meteorologist David Spence to discuss a changing weather pattern that could bring rain, snow and frost to parts of Alberta, Saskatchewan and Manitoba.

Spence breaks down which regions could see the heaviest snowfall, how the changing conditions could affect the remaining harvest, and what travellers should watch for as they hit the roads over the holiday weekend.

The conversation also looks at improving soil moisture conditions following a wet September, the latest drought outlook, and how a strengthening El Niño could influence temperatures and precipitation across Western Canada this winter and into next spring.

Will farmers get another window of favourable harvest weather? And could a warmer, drier winter bring renewed drought concerns?

Tune in for the latest Prairie weather outlook and what it means for farmers and rural communities.

This weather update is brought to you by BASF Agricultural Solutions Canada, helping farmers do the biggest job on Earth, no matter what the weather.

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