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The latest 7-day QPF map shows most of the region is not expeted to receive any rain, and the areas along the East Coast and in Florida that might receive a little are not expected to get much. Great news for those who want to get field work or harvesting done! The forecasts for the next month continue to show normal to below-normal rainfall for the foreseeable future. The tropics are also quiet for us in the Southeast, although there is Hurricane Sam in the Atlantic and new waves coming off of Africa. So far no sign of anything developing in the Gulf of Mexico either, although some of the long-range models suggest something could appear in October.

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