A climatologist says cooler conditions are expected to continue in the short-term. Lindsay Johnson with the National Drought Mitigation Center the weather pattern will be favorable for crop development. “This is a nice little false fall that we’re calling it, where we are expected to be below normal temperatures,” she said. “Unfortunately, we’re not expecting […]
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