Across the Corn Belt, a low-pressure system over the Great Lakes region is producing widespread rain showers. Rain has changed to snow in parts of the upper Midwest. Meanwhile, dry weather is returning across the southern Corn Belt, accompanied by cool, breezy conditions. On November 4, the corn harvest was just 49% complete in North Dakota and 59% complete in South Dakota, more than 10 percentage points behind average.
On the Plains, dry weather prevails, except for some light snow in Montana and the Dakotas.
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