Across the Corn Belt, windy weather prevails east of the Mississippi River, especially in Ohio, in the wake of a departing storm system. Meanwhile, precipitation persists across Michigan but has ended in other areas of the Midwest. Some of Michigan’s precipitation has begun to change to snow or freezing rain.
On the Plains, isolated rain showers are occurring in Kansas and portions of neighboring states. March precipitation has significantly boosted moisture reserves across the central Plains, improving prospects for winter wheat and conditioning soils in advance of spring planting.
