Summer temps will give way to more seasonable fall weather. How soon? AgDay meteorologist Mike Hoffman has the details in today’s ag weather forecast.
Hoffman’s AgDay Forecast: When Does Fall Start?
AgDay meteorologist Mike Hoffman’s forecast for Tuesday, Sept. 26, 2017.
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