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

2.   A few showers will affect portions of Washington state as an area of Pacific moisture pushes inland.

3.   A plume of Pacific moisture aimed toward the Northwest will bring heavy rain to western Washington and Oregon.

4.   A plume of Pacific moisture will take aim on the Northwest coast Thursday, bringing windswept rain to much of western Washington and Oregon.

5.   A rich supply of Pacific moisture will continue to fuel numerous showers along the West Coast.

6.   A plume of Pacific moisture aimed toward British Columbia may induce a shower near the Olympic peninsula.

7.   Coastal showers and patchy mountain snows will develop in western Washington and western Oregon as a jet stream disturbance from British Columbia interacts with Pacific moisture.

8.   Farther east, snow will blanket west-facing slopes of the northern and central Rockies as Pacific moisture rams into mountains.

9.   Farther east, some Pacific moisture will spill toward western portions of Montana and Wyoming, bringing occasional showers and mountain snows.

10.   Its only effect will be to draw Pacific moisture inland along the southern California Coast, setting the stage for low ocean clouds to shroud the coast.