Spring volatility gives way to El Niño watch
Spring weather across Iowa and much of the Midwest has been delivering the kind of rapid temperature swings farmers know all too well. Warm afternoons that hint at an early planting push have quickly been followed by colder air, gusty winds, and even lingering shots of winter weather. DTN agricultural meteorologist John Baranick says that kind of back and forth is actually typical for the seasonal transition from winter into spring. Baranick says March and April are often the most volatile...














