Across the Corn Belt, snow showers linger, mainly in the Great Lakes region. Tuesday’s high temperatures will remain below 32°F in most areas of the Midwest, with readings barely topping 0°F in the Red River Valley of the North. In the wake of last week’s winter storms, widespread snow remains on the ground from Missouri […]
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