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The previous climate outlook, Todey explained, indicated that cooler and wetter was more likely in October and November and less likely in September. “The updates are a result of new computer model forecasts that are now available for the first couple of weeks in September,” said Todey. Todey added that while there are no imminent concerns with a wetter and cooler month ahead, the outlooks do increase the chance of some potential issues. “Recent wetter conditions have eliminated most dryness across the state,” Todey said. In east central South Dakota, moisture levels have reached a point of excess, with soils wet from the recent heavy rains. Two stations in eastern South Dakota, Clear Lake (8.60-inches) and Bryant (7.24-inches), set all-time August precipitation records. Another 30 stations across the state ranked in the top 10 wettest Augusts. Edwards said that additional wet conditions this fall could increase soil moisture and wet grain issues during fall harvest, which could slow down harvest progress. “Cooler conditions could compound concerns by slowing in-field drying,” she said. The wet conditions could also lead to mold issues in grain, which livestock producers need to be aware of when feeding the 2015 crop to livestock. “Whenever there is excess moisture during harvest, mold issues can arise in grain which can cause issues if the grain is meant for livestock consumption,” Edwards explained. At this point, Todey said most crop development is close to average. “Near average temperatures throughout the summer have kept row crops on a good development pace,” he said. 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