71.   Onshore winds should increase in Florida leading to more clouds on the Atlantic coast.

72.   Onshore winds will direct some clouds into the Atlantic coast.

73.   One example often cited is the Panama Canal Railroad, which runs the length of the canal between Panama City and Colon on the Atlantic coast.

74.   Operations were halted after a rebel attack on the pipeline that carries oil from the field to the Atlantic coast.

75.   Rain will develop near the middle Atlantic coast as winds from the east import milder ocean air.

76.   Rising currents of heated air will produce isolated afternoon thunderstorms, especially in the Appalachians and several miles inland from the Atlantic coast.

77.   Some clouds and afternoon thunder will develop near the Atlantic coast and in northern Florida.

78.   Sunshine will prevail near the Atlantic coast but clouds and snow showers will be found from the Laurel Highlands of Pennsylvania to the mountains of New Hampshire.

79.   Storms will be most numerous near the Gulf and Atlantic coasts where developing sea breezes undercut and lift the damp air.

80.   Sunshine will be abundant near the Atlantic coast but clouds will thicken in the afternoon near the Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachians.