The nation’s agricultural heartland is experiencing harsh winter conditions as frigid, windy weather dominates the region. Areas near the Great Lakes are seeing snow showers forming where lake waters remain unfrozen.
Monday morning brought particularly brutal conditions to the upper Midwest, where thermometers registered readings below zero degrees Fahrenheit. Most locations throughout the farming region will see temperatures stay below the freezing mark for the entire day, with only the southwestern portions of the Corn Belt and some areas within the Ohio Valley expected to climb above 32 degrees.
Snow cover continues to blanket much of the region as the seasonal weather pattern persists across America’s primary agricultural areas.
