Here's how corn fields contribute to thunderstorms in the Midwest

AccuWeather 2025-07-28

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Just one acre of corn can put as much as 4,000 gallons of water in the lower atmosphere, so how does that affect the weather? AccuWeather's Matt Benz breaks it down.
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