Weather experts are predicting a temporary heat wave along with high humidity that could negatively affect the reproductive, pollinating stage for corn belts. This high heat period will be accompanied by little or no rain with temperatures reaching 90 to 95 degrees Fahrenheit or higher. The hardest hit areas by this heat wave will be the southern and western sections of the United States.

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Big heat could stress pollinating corn crop

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