Across the Corn Belt, a cold front stretching from the lower Great Lakes region into the middle Mississippi Valley is producing only a few showers. However, the front separates late-season warmth in the Ohio Valley from unusually cool conditions in the Great Lakes region. With Friday’s high temperatures expected to remain below 70°F in much […]
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Michigan State University’s plant pathologist says he’s reviewing reports of tar spot as it spreads near the Indiana border. Marty Chilvers tells Brownfield,
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