Across the Corn Belt, a variable snow cover exists mainly along and northeast of a line from northeastern South Dakota to central Ohio. A sharp temperature gradient roughly mirrors the snow cover pattern, with Monday’s maximum temperatures expected to range from near or slightly below 32°F in the upper Great Lakes region to 60°F or […]
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