After a month of unseasonal warm and severe weather, Brownfield meteorologist Greg Soulje says a more typical, yet active and wet winter weather pattern will return to the Midwest in January.
“We have been spoiled, especially in these northern areas with the warmth, but it is back to reality and then some heading into the rest of the wintertime season.”
He says while the severity of winter storms in the corn belt for early 2022 look to be mild, they will be frequent and farmers across the Midwest should expect to see some form of precipitation every 24-36 hours.
