Across the Corn Belt, snow squalls in the wake of a departing storm system linger downwind of the Great Lakes. Meanwhile, livestock producers are preparing for a more widespread winter-weather event, which will arrive later Friday west of the Mississippi River and overspread the remainder of the Midwest on Saturday. Snowfall totals of 12 to […]
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