Climatelligence is an abbreviated version of our popular Weather Wealth newsletter. This weekly publication is available monthly for $29 or annually for $299. Monthly members can cancel at any time.
Our subscribers on six continents include conglomerates and small family businesses in industries ranging from agriculture to energy.
From family farmers to name brand food producers our readership follows our guidance. We provide concise, actionable insights into how weather is influencing agricultural production, commodity supplies, and global market trends.
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Weekly global weather intelligence
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Analysis of crop and commodity market impacts
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Coverage of corn, soybeans, wheat, cocoa, coffee, cotton, sugar, energy, and more
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Weather risk assessments and developing threats
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Expert commentary on how changing weather patterns may influence prices and supply chains
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Early insights into emerging weather-driven market opportunities
CLIMATELLIGENCE
Helping You Make Better Investment Decisions Based On The “BEST WEATHER” Information
JIM ROEMER
Best Weather Inc.’s unique commodity trading and meteorological analysis gives you actionable insights for trading global agricultural markets, natural gas futures, and green ETFs. We offer both free and premium paid content on bestweatherinc.com.
Run by internationally known meteorologist Jim Roemer, an NFA registered Commodities Trading Advisor with over 30 years of experience, Best Weather Inc. offers products for every budget that boost your trading strategies for futures, options, and ETFs:
Climatelligence gives traders, institutional funds, and farmers twice a week proprietary guidance on specific trades for individual agricultural products, natural gas, and certain ETFs. Climagelligence seeks to explain Best Weather’s proprietary weather forecasts and how they relate to current, historical, and possible future market moves.
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Why we ended our bearish view towards coffee in mid-June
Image Source: Best Weather Newsletter The illustration above reflects Mr. Roemer’s view in October of 2025 that Brazil’s coffee production would rebound and that we would enter a longer-term bear market. Following back-to-back droughts and frost scares from 2023-2024...
COFFEE in the Crosshairs (Again)
June 12th, 2026 After rallying to near historic high prices a year ago, you may have had some relief at your favorite coffee shop recently: That precious cup of your favorite cappuccino or espresso has dropped a bit in price (Well, at least it costs your coffee...
