1.   Colder air will sweep into the western Great Lakes on Monday night as gusty northwesterly winds develop.

2.   Generally dry weather will cover much of the East with abundant sun expected along the Northeast and Middle Atlantic seaboards as northwesterly winds dry on descent from the Appalachians.

3.   In recent weeks, a series of snowfalls with persistent northwesterly winds have combined to produce a tenacious mantle of white.

4.   In the wake of the front, there will be plenty of clouds and gusty northwesterly winds.

5.   In their wakes, persistent northwesterly winds over the Gulf of Mexico blew the red tide to Florida shores.

6.   Snow will end Saturday morning across southeastern New England as northwesterly winds draw drier air into the region.

7.   The chill will begin to moderate over the Northeastern states as northwesterly winds diminish, but afternoon temperatures will stay several degrees below the seasonal average.

8.   Thunderstorms will erupt on the high ground of northwest Texas as moist surface winds from the east combine with cold northwesterly winds aloft to destabilize the atmosphere.

9.   Unseasonable chill will linger from the eastern Great Lakes to the Northeast coast as gusty northwesterly winds persist in the wake of low pressure over the Canadian Maritimes.

10.   A cool northwesterly wind flow is expected to prevail across the northeast Caribbean this afternoon through Tuesday morning behind this cold front.