Weather

MDR morning weather forecast, Wednesday, October 15, 2025.

Desert southwest is still under the threat of flooding as some late-season moisture streams in for the week. An upper-level low pressure sets up over northern California bringing the first heavy snow to the Serria Nevada’s by midweek. Most of the heartland will have some good field opportunities as dry days look to stay intact. Above average heat this week in the deep south this week. This dry pattern will fade across the southeast and eastern corn belt as a cold front is moving this weekend.

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