21.   Elsewhere in the West, generally dry weather will prevail, although a few mountain snow showers will occur in the Rockies.

22.   Even though sunny weather prevailed for most of last week, the harvest is still far behind its usual pace.

23.   Except for areas of morning fog along the West Coast, mostly sunny weather will prevail west of the Rockies.

24.   Farther south, partly sunny, breezy and rather mild weather will prevail in the Middle Atlantic states.

25.   Hazy, warm and humid weather will prevail from the southern Great Lakes to the Northeast and Middle Atlantic seaboards.

26.   If cool, dry weather prevails, the vegetables can be harvested in late March or early April.

27.   In the West, dry, tranquil weather will prevail, although a swath of rain attending a Pacific front will reach the Northwest Coast late Saturday.

28.   In the Southeast, warm weather will prevail although increasingly moist breezes will foster patchy clouds and showers near the Atlantic coast and southern Appalachians.

29.   In the wake of the disturbance, sunny and warm weather will prevail from the southern Mississippi Valley to the eastern Plains.

30.   In the West Coast states, cool weather will prevail as northerly breezes persist.