General Comments We've been in a weather market, and the problem has been too much rain and delayed planting across the United States. It was wet across the northern Corn Belt again over the weekend, but not quite as much rain fell as expected. That, plus a slightly drier forecast, brought heavy selling to corn and soybeans and, to a lesser extent, wheat. The general belief seems to be that the late planting rally is over -- at least for today. The planting window in the wettest areas appears to be only three to four days before the next system blows through. In fact, noon forecasts were actually wetter. The bears use the weather models that suit their bias and the bulls do the same.Here is the noon update from Weather Risk: There ha...