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Rain and Cooler Weather For the Midwest
Rain and Cooler Weather For the Midwest

Meteorologist Cindi Clawson talks about a slow-moving system that's focused on the Midwest.

Is Frost a Possibility for the Midwest This Week?
Is Frost a Possibility for the Midwest This Week?

The maturity of the U.S. corn crop is running at its slowest pace since 2009. For soybeans dropping leaves, it's the slowest since 1996. That's according to Crop Progress report of the September 22 week.

Summer-like temperatures could taper off in some growing areas this week. Cindi Clawson has your week-long forecast.
U.S. Farm Report: Frost Is a Real Fear for Growers This Week

Summer-like temperatures could taper off in some growing areas this week. Cindi Clawson has your week-long forecast.

Air Mass Isn’t Cold Enough For Frost Yet, Possibly Next Week
Air Mass Isn’t Cold Enough For Frost Yet, Possibly Next Week

“The long-range computer models have kept trying to bring cold air to the Plains and it hasn’t really happened yet,” said Mike Hoffman.

Losses incurred in 2018 will be paid at 100% of the damages. Losses in 2019 will be paid at 50%.
Disaster Aid Will Cover 100% of 2018 Losses, 50% of 2019

Farmers affected by natural disasters in 2018 and 2019, including Hurricane Dorian, can apply for assistance through the Wildfire and Hurricane Indemnity Program Plus (WHIP+). 

More Moisture Developing in the Midwest
More Moisture Developing in the Midwest

Meteorologist Cindi Clawson takes a look at the latest root zone moisture map in her forecast.

“They don't want it all blown flat in the field,” she said. “They're hoping they're going to come out a little bit better than last year after Hurricane Florence.”
North Carolina Farmers Brace for Hurricane Dorian

As the outer bands of hurricane Dorian approach North Carolina, farmers there are in a rush to harvest their crops.

High Spring Rainfall Leads to Large Gulf Dead Zone
High Spring Rainfall Leads to Large Gulf Dead Zone

NOAA is forecasting the Gulf of Mexico hypoxic “dead” zone to hit 7,829 square miles in 2019. While this isn’t a new record, it’s significantly larger than the 5-year average.