Cooler, less humid weather for some; heat lingers on parts of the Plains; scattered showers & t-storms the dividing line

Across the Corn Belt, temperatures remain nearly ideal for filling to maturing summer crops, although soil moisture greatly varies across the region. Monday’s high temperatures will mostly range from 75 to 85°F, with some readings near 90°F across the western tier of the Corn Belt. Showers and a few thunderstorms are developing in the upper […]

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