A cold front and associated low pressure system is expected to impact much of the corn-growing region early-mid next week. South to southwest winds are likely to increase east of this front, and may lead to some isolated corn earworm moth flights especially across the eastern or southeastern three-quarters of the corn-growing region next week. The duration time of south to southwest winds nocturnally is not expected to be very long, however, perhaps only one night in some areas, and the time of year/crop stage precludes any risk higher than Low at this point.