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| This probably falls in the category of a meterological question rather than Crop Talk, but since all farmers are better weathermen than those clowns on TV, here goes: What will it take for the La Nina cycle (the Bermuda High?) that is currently devastating crops in the southeast to breakdown and move on? Will this only occur after the autumnal equinox in September? Does it have to do with how warm or cool Pacific Ocean temperatures are off the coast of Peru? I am a global warming skeptic, so please refrain from bringing my former Senator into the discussion. | |
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La Nina or Bermuda High Bye-bye
