An ag meteorologist expects current weather patterns across the Corn Belt to stay through planting but there’s uncertainty brewing for the summer.
“The whole pattern where it’s wet in the East and dry in the West is going to stay with us into March.”
Drew Learner is with World Weather Inc. “We will see very quick planting in the Western Corn Belt because that’s where it’s the driest,” he says. “The eastern parts of the Midwest are going to be dealing with excess moisture and some flooding, so they’ll be a little slow getting into the fields.
