NWS 6-10 Day: Mostly Normal Precip Across Corn Belt

Rains a possibility for areas of the winter wheat Belt.

By Julianne Johnston

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November 17, 2020 01:38 AM

The National Weather Service forecast for September 13-17 calls for a mix of precip across the Corn Belt, but most regions are expected to see normal conditions. Rains are in the forecast for the western Central and Southern Plains, which would be beneficial for establishment of winter wheat.

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