Across the Corn Belt, a weak cold front stretches from the lower Great Lakes region into the Ohio Valley. Showers and thunderstorms in the vicinity of the front will become more active later today, mainly in the Ohio Valley. Midwestern temperatures, expected to peak Monday mostly from 85 to 90°F, remain nearly ideal for reproductive […]
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