1.   Moisture is drawn to the surface of the fabric so that it evaporates.

2.   Areas of steady rain may materialize in the mountains of Pennsylvania if enough moisture is drawn inland from the Atlantic.

3.   As Atlantic moisture is drawn inland, patches of heavy rain will develop from the central Appalachians to New England.

4.   As moisture is drawn from the Gulf of Mexico on strong southerly winds, clouds will expand from Texas into the Mississippi Valley.

5.   As the tail end of the front stalls over the Gulf of Mexico, tropical moisture will be drawn onshore, resulting in storms with locally heavy rains.

6.   At the same time, it drew extra moisture from nearby Hurricane Lili.

7.   Baking stones draw out moisture from the crust as it cooks, making it crisp.

8.   A broad flow of air from the south will draw moisture inland from the western Gulf of Mexico.

9.   A disturbance in the subtropical branch of the jet stream will spin into Texas on Friday, while moisture is drawn from the Gulf of Mexico.

10.   A few areas of locally heavy rain will occur, especially in southern and central New England, where Atlantic moisture is drawn inland.