Across the Corn Belt, lingering cold weather is mostly confined to the eastern Great Lakes States. The colder areas generally overlap where fields and forests are still blanketed by snow. Friday’s Midwestern high temperatures will remain below 40°F in the upper Great Lakes region—but will reach 65°F or higher in the southwestern Corn Belt. On […]
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