Across the Corn Belt, very cold weather prevails. Wednesday
morning’s low temperatures plunged to 0° or below across large sections of
Minnesota, northern Wisconsin, and the Dakotas. Although most of the Midwest is
experiencing dry weather, snow showers linger downwind of the Great Lakes. In
addition, a band of light snow is racing eastward early Wednesday across
northern sections of Illinois and Indiana. Selected Wednesday early-morning
snow depths range from an inch in Des Moines, Iowa; Grand Rapids, Michigan; and
Omaha, Nebraska, to 13 inches in Grand Forks, North Dakota.
Continue reading A very cold, snow-covered upper Midwest at Brownfield Ag News.
