According to the Texas Crop and Weather Report released June 9, 2026:
Panhandle: Rain came at a critical time as wheat fields approached final seed fill and maturity. Wheat harvest was underway in some areas but was delayed by wet conditions.
Rolling Plains: Wheat harvest was largely complete or winding down, with average yields reported in some areas.
North: Rainfall was widespread and substantial across much of the district, with totals ranging from 1-5 inches. The heaviest amounts created saturated soils and prevented harvest equipment from entering fields, while also slowing test weights on standing grain. Hessian fly damage was more visible in wheat fields as harvest approached.
West Central: Wheat harvest was essentially complete, though quality was disappointing in some locations where late-season sprouting occurred.
Central: Wheat harvest was wrapping up, with yields ranging from fair to good.
