A meteorologist says this week’s severe storms could impact newly emerged crops across much of the Midwest. Alex DaSilva with AccuWeather tells Brownfield current weather models are predicting a cooler, wetter pattern to continue through the end of the month. “Through the end of the week and into the first full week of May are going […]
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