Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://mypepack.gophersport.com/video/?vid=uRNkEOPRhID Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 345: A Major June Storm Pattern Is Taking Shape & Could Change The Rest Of Summer With Gary Lezack Thiago Agustín Tirante [cuIkSLqPUUk] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT Tag: #Thiago Agustn Tirante, #chelsea handler, #summer house reunion, #nolan ryanOn today's episode of the podcast, Lauren is joined once again by the one and only Gary Lezak to discuss the major weather pattern developing across much of cattle country and why the next two weeks could have a vancouver vs fc dallas significant impact on the rest of the summer. Gary breaks down recent rainfall, ongoing drought concerns, severe weather potential, summer heat forecasts, and what producers should be watching as we move deeper into June. Links:Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - Substack - The Global Predictor App - Youtube -Follow Gary on X - CattleUSA Insurance - CattleUSA Website - Facebook - Instagram - Subscribe to our newsletter - CattleUSA Media - Laurens Instagram - Laurens Youtube - The Next Generation Podcast Website - Key Takeaways:- Recent rains have improved conditions across much of the Midwest and Plains- Drought remains a concern in parts of the western U.S.The next two weeks could play jesta group a major role in shaping summer weather patterns- Additional rainfall opportunities are expected for portions of cattle country- A significant heat event is still possible later this summer- Gary shares his latest thoughts on El Nio and hurricane seasonChapters: 00:00 Introduction01:00 Current drought conditions and recent rainfall03:00 Understanding the LRC polymarket weather cycle05:00 Why weather patterns are repeating themselves07:00 Rainfall outlook for the Midwest and Corn Belt09:00 Summer weather shifts and changing precipitation patterns10:30 Preparing for a potential August heat wave12:00 Drought outlook for the Plains and Western states13:00 Severe weather risks during the first half of June15:00 What producers should watch over the next two weeks16:30 El Nio hype versus reality18:00 Hurricane season outlook19:00 Final thoughts and weather resourcesGary Lezak, weather forecast, agriculture weather, cattle country weather, summer forecast, June storm pattern, severe weather outlook, drought conditions, drought forecast, cattle producers, ranching weather, farming forecast, LRC weather model, Weather 2020, summer heat wave, August heat wave, rainfall forecast, Corn Belt weather, Midwest weather, El Nio, hurricane season forecast, long-range weather forecast, agricultural forecasting, cattle operation planning, pasture conditions, grazing management, crop weather outlook, Kansas weather, Nebraska drought, Colorado drought, ranch management, agriculture podcast, cattle industry weather, weather trends, severe storms
Tag: #Thiago Agustn Tirante, #chelsea handler, #summer house reunion, #nolan ryanOn today's episode of the podcast, Lauren is joined once again by the one and only Gary Lezak to discuss the major weather pattern developing across much of cattle country and why the next two weeks could have a vancouver vs fc dallas significant impact on the rest of the summer. Gary breaks down recent rainfall, ongoing drought concerns, severe weather potential, summer heat forecasts, and what producers should be watching as we move deeper into June. Links:Weather 20/20 Dashboard Discount - Substack - The Global Predictor App - Youtube -Follow Gary on X - CattleUSA Insurance - CattleUSA Website - Facebook - Instagram - Subscribe to our newsletter - CattleUSA Media - Laurens Instagram - Laurens Youtube - The Next Generation Podcast Website - Key Takeaways:- Recent rains have improved conditions across much of the Midwest and Plains- Drought remains a concern in parts of the western U.S.The next two weeks could play jesta group a major role in shaping summer weather patterns- Additional rainfall opportunities are expected for portions of cattle country- A significant heat event is still possible later this summer- Gary shares his latest thoughts on El Nio and hurricane seasonChapters: 00:00 Introduction01:00 Current drought conditions and recent rainfall03:00 Understanding the LRC polymarket weather cycle05:00 Why weather patterns are repeating themselves07:00 Rainfall outlook for the Midwest and Corn Belt09:00 Summer weather shifts and changing precipitation patterns10:30 Preparing for a potential August heat wave12:00 Drought outlook for the Plains and Western states13:00 Severe weather risks during the first half of June15:00 What producers should watch over the next two weeks16:30 El Nio hype versus reality18:00 Hurricane season outlook19:00 Final thoughts and weather resourcesGary Lezak, weather forecast, agriculture weather, cattle country weather, summer forecast, June storm pattern, severe weather outlook, drought conditions, drought forecast, cattle producers, ranching weather, farming forecast, LRC weather model, Weather 2020, summer heat wave, August heat wave, rainfall forecast, Corn Belt weather, Midwest weather, El Nio, hurricane season forecast, long-range weather forecast, agricultural forecasting, cattle operation planning, pasture conditions, grazing management, crop weather outlook, Kansas weather, Nebraska drought, Colorado drought, ranch management, agriculture podcast, cattle industry weather, weather trends, severe storms