Northwest Iowa — The foggy days we saw in January could be an indication of the type of weather farmers will face this spring.
Iowa State University Extension Climatologist Elwynn Taylor says it may be folklore, but there is some reasonable evidence to think it will be a wet one.
He says this year fits the pattern that can give us a wet spring.
While a wet spring is a possibility, Taylor says another better than average yield is also a possibility.
Taylor made his comments during a stop in northwest Iowa.
