Across the Corn Belt, patchy precipitation in the upper Midwest is falling in conjunction with an approaching cold front. However, much of the Corn Belt is experiencing dry weather and a warming trend. Later Thursday, high temperatures should approach or reach 75°F as far north as the middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys. Meanwhile, pockets of […]
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