An ag meteorologist says he expects soil moisture conditions to replenish over the spring in parts of the Eastern Corn Belt.
Michigan climatologist Jeff Andresen tells Brownfield, “We’re way below normal on our seasonal snowfall totals statewide, but we’ll add some to that here over the next couple of weeks.”
He says rain this winter was still prominent for some of the region.
“There was an active storm track for most of the winter through the Ohio Valley, and so southern parts of the state actually got at least normal, even a little bit wetter than normal,” he says.
