1.   But plenty of residual moisture will keep skies cloudy throughout this region.

2.   Elsewhere, residual moisture in the lowest few thousand feet of the atmosphere will cause scattered thunderstorms over the high ground of the southern Rockies.

3.   Farther north, residual moisture will bring snow showers to eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota.

4.   Farther south, residual moisture trailing a cold front will bring clouds and scattered showers to extreme southern Florida on Sunday morning.

5.   Farther south, residual moisture in the lower portions of the atmosphere will cause snow showers to linger across the central Appalachians and eastern Great Lakes.

6.   Fog will occupy valleys in the central Appalachians due to light winds and residual moisture in the lowest layer of the atmosphere.

7.   In the wake of the storm, residual moisture will cause clouds to linger in the eastern Great Lakes and central Appalachians.

8.   In the West, residual moisture from Tropical Storm Flossie will heighten the chance of thundershowers in Arizona and New Mexico.

9.   Interior California and southwest Arizona will stay torrid while residual moisture in the lower portions of the atmosphere fuels isolated thunderstorms in southeast Arizona and southern New Mexico.

10.   Jet stream winds should guide residual moisture into the western Ohio Valley.