21.   High pressure over Virginia will combine with a weak low pressure system in Nova Scotia to bring blustery winds from the northwest to New England.

22.   In the Great Lakes, a weak low pressure wave will promote clouds and showers.

23.   In the East, weak low pressure will sluggishly depart the Middle Atlantic Coast.

24.   In the Northeast, weak low pressure will cause scattered snow showers throughout central and southern New England while bitterly cold air braces northern New England.

25.   Lighter showers will occur near a weak low pressure zone in the eastern Great Lakes.

26.   Meanwhile, weak high pressure in the Dakotas will sponsor sunshine and seasonable readings.

27.   Meanwhile, weak low pressure moving across the northern Rockies will direct cooler air into the region along with clouds and a few showers.

28.   Meanwhile, weak low pressure will produce clouds and patchy light snow in the Northern Plains and Great Lakes.

29.   Most of the Northeast will be cloudy in the wake of weak low pressure moving off the New England coast.

30.   North of the front, weak high pressure will prompt sunshine in the parts of the Ohio Valley.