1.   Apart from a few afternoon mountain showers, sunny and very warm conditions will prevail elsewhere across the Southwest.

2.   A corridor of Pacific moisture will stream into the northern Rockies with plenty of clouds along with mountain snow showers.

3.   A few clouds and mountain showers will linger in the northern Sierra and the mountains of eastern Oregon.

4.   A mix of sunshine and clouds will cover the interior Southwest, with isolated mountain showers occurring.

5.   A moisture-starved front will bring some clouds, gusty winds and a few mountain showers to the interior Northwest.

6.   A plume of moist air from the Pacific will combine with a jet stream disturbance, causing many lowland showers and mountain snow showers throughout the Southwest.

7.   A new push of Pacific air will move farther into the Northwest accompanied by clouds and mountain showers while the Southwest stays hot and mostly sunny.

8.   A pool of cool air at high levels will cause some clouds and a few mountain showers in the interior Southwest.

9.   A rain booth simulates mountain thunder showers for Gore-Tex wearers.

10.   A trend toward drier and milder conditions will develop in the northern Rockies although variable clouds and a few mountain snow showers will linger.