Across the Corn Belt, a significant rainfall event
is underway across the lower Midwest, including the Ohio Valley. Fields are
already wet across much of the eastern Corn Belt, with topsoil moisture at the
end of December rated 56% surplus in Michigan and 47% surplus in Ohio.
Meanwhile, the leading edge of colder air is arriving across the upper Midwest.
On the Plains, a few thunderstorms have developed in
the vicinity of a strong cold front draped across Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas.
Continue reading Anything but January-like weather across the Midwest at Brownfield Ag News.
