1.   A weakening cool front will cause a broken line of thunderstorms to move through the Great Lakes on Tuesday afternoon.

2.   In the south, the same front will cause patches of cool, light rain to fall from the Florida panhandle to coastal North Carolina.

3.   Skies will remain rather cloudy in Wyoming and southern Montana as a nearby front causes scattered showers.

4.   The front will cause deteriorating conditions in the interior Northeast on Monday and Monday night.

5.   The spinning fronts are causing an arctic outbreak, a funnel of cold, dry air from northern Canada.

6.   Through deprived of moisture, the front will still cause scattered showers and mountain snows throughout the Northwest.

7.   A seasonal rain front was causing torrential rains and thunder in southern and western Japan Monday.