Across the Corn Belt, a potent storm system centered over the upper Great Lakes region is resulting in active Midwestern weather. Wind-driven snow is falling in the upper Midwest, while showers and thunderstorms are sweeping across the eastern Corn Belt. Despite some short-term challenges, such as rural travel disruptions and increased livestock stress, moisture associated with the storm is boosting soil moisture in some of the driest areas of the western Corn Belt.
On the Plains, conditions are gradually improving, with lingering snow generally limited to eastern sections of Nebraska and the Dakotas.
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