General Comments In the short term grain and soy markets are contending with two main sources of influence: weather and demand. The weather factor consists of the huge winter storm now underway over the Rocky Mountains, the Plains and Western Midwest. The southern reaches of the storm are experiencing rain, but today and Thursday most of the areas involved are facing a heavy snowfall that will be blown around by strong winds. Snowfall of 12 inches will be common in Colorado, Oklahoma, Kansas, Nebraska and South Dakota. For many parts of the drought-parched region this will be the first significant precipitation in 5-6 months, and as such will be most welcome. Unfortunately, weather models project this storm as a one-time event rather tha...