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The quality of the popcorn may not be as high as consumers have come to expect.
Rain storms that have moved throughout much of the state in recent weeks have helped alleviate drought.
Western Indiana gets soaked, but the whole state remains below-average in rainfall.
A naturalist at McCormick's Creek State Park says temperature is always the key factor in how colorful the leaf show will be.
While the storm may be bad for the Gulf Coast, it could be a boon for Indiana.
The forecast calls for cooler than normal daytime highs today and tomorrow.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture has designated all 92 Indiana counties as disaster areas.
The U.S. Drought Monitor Report shows an improvement in Indiana's drought status.
The heat and the drought has helped vineyards even as it has depleted many other crop yields.
The Secretary of Agriculture says the drought alone, is not enough to cause a big spike in food prices.
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