Across
the Corn Belt, a chilly rain is falling
from portions of the Great Lakes region southwestward into Missouri. Meanwhile,
favorably dry weather prevails in the western Corn Belt, where most river
levels continue to fall. However, in areas where levees have broken,
vulnerability to flooding persists until repairs can be made.
On the
Plains, a few rain showers are affecting Oklahoma and northern Texas.
Meanwhile, warmer-than-normal weather is developing across the northern High
Plains, leading to river rises due to an accelerating snowmelt rate.
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