 I prefer the afternoon shade myself. Weeks of hot and dry weather are taking a toll on crops in the southeast. CBS's Chloe Rafferty with the story from North Carolina. Between this concerningly dry soil. No moisture left in this ground at all. And wilting leaves. It's pretty much a loss at this point. Harnett County farmer Kurt Honeycutt says the heat and more than 18 days without widespread rain is killing hundreds of acres of his corn.