31.   A drier, somewhat cooler air flow from the west will bring temperatures down from near record levels to just above seasonal values in the interior Northeast.

32.   A horse can breathe only through its nose and the strips purportedly hold the nasal passages open, increasing air flow, and reduce the chances of bleeding.

33.   A milder and increasingly moist air flow from the South will reach into the Tennessee and Ohio valleys.

34.   A moist and somewhat milder air flow from the south will precede a cold front moving through the Great Lakes.

35.   A milder air flow from the south will be accompanied by thickening clouds and showers along the Northwest Coast.

36.   A moist air flow from the Pacific will bring rain to the Washington coast and some showers in the interior.

37.   A persistent air flow from the Northwest has kept the central Plains quite cold since early in November.

38.   A return air flow from the southeast will ascend the southern Rockies causing clouds and rain to develop.

39.   A strengthening air flow from the South across Texas will bring hot air into the southern Plains.

40.   A warm, humid air flow from the south will draw moisture inland along the East Coast.