A quick-moving low pressure system and attendant cold front will move southeast through the corn-growing region in the next 24-36 hours.
The weather pattern is expected to be predominantly northwest to southeast through the next week.
A cold front will move through the majority of the corn-growing region late this week and into the weekend.
Much of the corn-growing region has the potential to see corn earworm flights occur within the next five days.
A potentially active week of weather may lead to increased corn earworm migration risks, especially by the end of the week.
A very persistent weather pattern featuring primarily light southerly winds, near to above average temperatures, and little precipitation chance is ex…
A rather stagnant weather pattern with primarily light southerly winds is expected to dominate much of the corn-growing region in the next week.
After a night of no corn earworm risk due to a lack of southerly winds, Low risks return for the balance of the five day period tomorrow night.
Low corn earworm migration risks are in place tonight into Wednesday morning mainly south of a line from Dodge City, Kansas to Lincoln, Nebraska, Roch…
Western bean cutworm emergence is predicted to continue especially across the Plains states but some fields in the Great Lakes region may also see som…
An active weather pattern is predicted to return to much of the corn-growing region in the next week.
The risk of western bean cutworm emergence continues across portions of southern Nebraska and northern Kansas for the next five days.
