Corn earworm migration risks are expected to remain primarily in the Plains and western corn-growing region through the next five days.
A rather stagnant weather pattern is expected for much of the week as a cold front slowly sags south into the corn-growing region and high pressure st…
As high pressure moves back into the southeast United States, corn earworm migration risks will increase especially in the Plains and western corn-gro…
After one more night and early morning controlled by high pressure, organized southerly winds will begin to return initially to the Plains states by F…
Corn earworm migration risks are not expected to be a threat until the extended forecasting period and beyond as high pressure slowly slides east and …
Corn earworm migration risks remain rather limited the next five days as high pressure builds into the Midwest and Great Lakes region behind a southea…
As the overall weather pattern translates back into a zonal or northwesterly flow, corn earworm migration risks will be more limited in comparison to …
South to southwest winds originating from northern Texas into Oklahoma will provide a potential source region for corn earworm migration especially in…
Corn earworm migration risks return to especially the western and central corn-growing region the next five days as high pressure drifts back into the…
Corn earworm migration risks are predicted to return to the Plains and western Midwest by Wednesday night and Thursday morning as the next weather sys…
Low corn earworm migration risks are predicted for areas especially east of I-57 and south of I-94, or from eastern Illinois into Indiana and Ohio and…
The weather pattern across the central United States is expected to transition back into a more active southwest flow over the next week or so as high…
