Across the Corn Belt, a low-pressure system just north of the Great Lakes is producing a few snow showers. Chilly weather in the vicinity of the Great Lakes contrasts with encroaching warmth in the southern Corn Belt. Wednesday’s high temperatures will top 60°F in portions of Nebraska and southern Missouri. On the Plains, lingering cold […]
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