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April rain forecast for Brazil

February 21st, 2008 Michael Ferrari Posted in Agriculture, Biofuels, Global Commodities, Global Weather, Grains, Softs, Sugar |

BRAZIL APRIL 2008 PRECIPITATION FORECAST

It’s that time of year again - attention will now turn to the rainfall pattern in Brazil’s Centre-South. April rainfall is important for both current and next year’s sugarcane crop, so speculation will start to increase as we get closer. The attached file shows the weekly rainfall forecast for Brazil (vs. last year and normal). Please contact Weather Trends if you would like to disuss in more detail.

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