Across the Corn Belt, mild weather has temporarily replaced last week’s cold, windy conditions. Later Monday, high temperatures will top 55°F in much of the southern Corn Belt, with readings rising above 32°F in all Midwestern areas except the Red River Valley of the North. Overnight rainfall clipped the southern and eastern Corn Belt, with […]
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