Across the Corn Belt, a shot of cold air trails a departing cold front. Friday morning’s minimum temperatures fell below 0°F as far south as northern Iowa. Early Friday, snow showers are occurring downwind of the Great Lakes. On the Plains, bitterly cold weather has returned across eastern North Dakota, where Friday morning’s sub-0°F readings […]
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