Moore farming weather

Soil temperatures today read surface 26.9 °C, 6 cm 28.2 °C, 18 cm 27.9 °C, 54 cm 24.4 °C. Soil moisture sits at 0-1 cm at 0.23 m³/m³, 3-9 cm at 0.24 m³/m³, 27-81 cm at 0.28 m³/m³. For maize, the root-zone reading is within the ideal 0.2-0.35 m³/m³ band. Reference evapotranspiration totals 55 mm against only 10 mm of expected rain — a 45 mm deficit, so irrigation will be needed this week. A suitable spraying window opens around 10:00 on 2026-06-22, with winds at or below 15 km/h and no rain expected. Heat stress is likely for maize with highs reaching 36 °C (threshold 35 °C). Heat stress is likely for wheat with highs reaching 36 °C (threshold 32 °C). Projected growing degree days over the next week: maize 130, wheat 168.

Soil temperatures today read surface 26.9 °C, 6 cm 28.2 °C, 18 cm 27.9 °C, 54 cm 24.4 °C. Soil moisture sits at 0-1 cm at 0.23 m³/m³, 3-9 cm at 0.24 m³/m³, 27-81 cm at 0.28 m³/m³. For maize, the root-zone reading is within the ideal 0.2-0.35 m³/m³ band. Reference evapotranspiration totals 55 mm against only 10 mm of expected rain — a 45 mm deficit, so irrigation will be needed this week. A suitable spraying window opens around 10:00 on 2026-06-22, with winds at or below 15 km/h and no rain expected. Heat stress is likely for maize with highs reaching 36 °C (threshold 35 °C). Heat stress is likely for wheat with highs reaching 36 °C (threshold 32 °C). Projected growing degree days over the next week: maize 130, wheat 168.

Topsoil moisture

0.249 m³/m³

Soil temp

76°F

ET₀ today

7.35 mm

Spray window

~7:00

Rain (next 7d)

0.4 in

Wind

15 mph

Humidity

81%

Full farming outlook for Moore →

Today brings thunderstorm with a high of 34 °C and a low of 23 °C. Gusts may reach 60 km/h from the S. Expect thunderstorm tomorrow, between 20 °C and 30 °C. Rain chance peaks at 73% with around 4.2 mm possible. Gusts may reach 64 km/h from the N. Expect thunderstorm Tuesday, between 20 °C and 34 °C. Rain chance peaks at 73% with around 1.6 mm possible. Gusts may reach 49 km/h from the SE.