Across the Corn Belt, snowy, windy weather stretching from North Dakota and northeastern South Dakota into the upper Great Lakes region is leading to travel disruptions and increased livestock stress. Freezing rain is occurring in parts of northern Lower Michigan, while a few rain showers are sweeping across the eastern Corn Belt. Finally, a significantly […]
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