A meteorologist with WeatherDesk says conditions are expected to be mostly favorable across the Midwest for the remainer of 2026. Kyle Tapley says parts of the Eastern Corn Belt have benefited from recent wet weather. “That’s taking care of some of the dryness that developed in the winter months across the Midwest, but it’s still […]
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