1.   An upper-level disturbance will interact with cool, moist winds from the east, bringing inclement weather to much of Texas.

2.   Another disturbance will interact with moist winds from the east to trigger scattered storms across eastern Texas.

3.   As a jet stream disturbance interacts with humid air, isolated strong thunderstorms will develop near Alabama and Georgia.

4.   As a vigorous disturbance interacts with the front, very strong storms will erupt Sunday afternoon in south-central Canada.

5.   As the disturbance interacts with cold, moist winds from the east, scattered snow showers will develop across the Montana, Wyoming and the western Dakotas.

6.   A few afternoon thundershowers will form as a jet-stream disturbance interacts with the increasingly humid air.

7.   Broken areas of showers and thundershowers will develop as a jet stream disturbance interacts with sultry air over the region.

8.   Clouds and showers will cover the central High Plains as a jet stream disturbance interacts with moist winds ascending the sloping terrain.

9.   Isolated thunderstorms will also ignite over the region as the disturbance interacts with humid Atlantic air.

10.   Isolated strong thunderstorms could erupt in Texas Wednesday afternoon as a potent jet stream disturbance interacts with moist air from the Gulf of Mexico.