 will feature mild temperatures for much of the Corn Belt and then conditions will warm up. Most of us will be seeing temperatures probably upper 80s through the middle 90s on a regular basis once we get away from this first week of the outlook. He says near or below normal rainfall is expected for the south and eastern Corn Belt with an exception for areas affected by Hurricane Beryl. He says northern states dealing with flooding from late June should get a short break from the moisture before additional rains come in July.