1.   Beware of snow showers, because they can reduce visibility to a few yards, making a safe landing impossible.

2.   On the northern hills there is always the possibility of a snow shower, even in June.

3.   Along the Front Range, it will be dry Monday but scattered snow showers will accompany the arrival of colder air Monday night.

4.   Although the heavier snow showers that have plagued some locations east of the Great Lakes during the last several days will diminish, flurries will linger.

5.   An Arctic cold front will enter northern New England, with scattered snow showers in its wake.

6.   Ample moisture will support scattered snow showers throughout the interior Northwest.

7.   An arctic cold front will slice through the Northeast, accompanied by a band of clouds and scattered snow showers.

8.   An arctic front will knife into northern New England and Upstate New York, accompanied by snow showers and a few squalls.

9.   An onshore flow of moist air will cause scattered rain showers from Washington to California with heavy snow showers across the Cascades and Sierra mountains.

10.   An approaching cold front will contribute to snow showers near the eastern Great Lakes and along the west slopes of the northern Appalachians.