101.   Thunderstorms will surround a weak low pressure zone in the western Gulf states, and afternoon storms are expected near the Southeast coast.

102.   To hop deep into the heart of African-American Texas, you should definitely journey to the Beaumont-Port Arthur area along the Southeast coast.

103.   Thunderstorm activity will be suppressed, with only isolated storms in the Central and Southern Appalachians and near the Southeast coast.

104.   Until the complex interaction between the hurricane and capricious steering winds aloft is resolved, the Southeast coast of the United States will remain at risk.

105.   Unseasonably cold and windy conditions will prevail from the Great Lakes to the southeast coast.

106.   Unseasonably mild air and ample sunshine will linger near the Southeast coast.

107.   Unusually high surf along the southeast coast will be the only notable effect from Erika.

108.   Unseasonably warm weather will continue from the deserts of the Southwest through the southern Plains to the Southeast coast.

109.   Warm, humid air will cover the Southeast coast, but cooler air will arrive by evening.

110.   Widely separated thundershowers will accompany the cold front as it reaches the Southeast coast.