Across the Corn Belt, a strong cold front slicing across the Great Lakes region and the upper Midwest is producing a few showers. On August 31, fifteen percent of the U.S. corn was fully mature, while 11% of the soybeans were dropping leaves. On the Plains, sharply cooler air is arriving across the Dakotas. Meanwhile, […]
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