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A flip-flop of the soggiest soils of Argentina drying and some of the driest soils of Brazil wet-ting is expected for the last week of January into the first week of February. What about the rest of February? Take a look/.

As of this morning...storms during the previous 24 hours dotted S and SE Brazil and were heaviest in North and Northeast Bra-zil. Argentina was dry again except in portions of the South.

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New GFS modeling continues to show adequate 10-day rain totals for Para-guay, S, C and NW Brazil. Limited rains, but some, show in South, West and North Argentina into Uruguay and

extreme S Brazil. Drying will be seen in far NE Brazil and C and portions of S Argentina.

(GFS) Next 10 days

The start of the 2nd week of Febru-

ary shows wetting for C and

parts of NE Brazil as well as far S

Brazil, Uruguay and some for E

Argentina (left). The long range

February outlook from the CFSv2

now has wetter than or normal

rainfall for portions of N Argentina

and most of Brazil except drier

than normal in a swath across N

Brazil and S Argentina (below).

Feb 8-11

Feb Precip.

Anomaly