Across the Corn Belt, mild, breezy weather prevails in advance of an approaching cold front. The front is connected to a low-pressure system, which early Friday was centered near Lake Superior and is producing snow in the upper Great Lakes region. Pre-frontal temperatures could top 70°F later Friday as far north as the middle Mississippi […]
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