Across the Corn Belt, snow showers are developing east of the Mississippi River in conjunction with an approaching cold front. Chilly and increasingly breezy conditions in the eastern Corn Belt contrast with warmth farther west; Thursday’s high temperatures will reach 60°F or higher in much of the middle Missouri Valley. On the Plains, unusual warmth […]
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