Across the Corn Belt, stressful heat for corn and soybeans—temperatures of 95°F or higher—remain mostly outside the Midwestern perimeter. Additionally, thunderstorms in the vicinity of a cold front are generally benefiting summer crops from the lower Great Lakes region southwestward into the lower Missouri Valley. However, overnight thunderstorms resulted in isolated wind and hail damage […]

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