91.   A powerful winter storm will develop over the central Plains on Saturday, spreading heavy snow from eastern Colorado to northern Minnesota.

92.   A series of cold, Pacific storms will bring bursts of heavy snow to parts of the Rockies starting late Thursday.

93.   A small, intense disturbance traversing northwest Texas should bring a swath of heavy wet snow from southeast Colorado to northwest Kansas.

94.   A stripe of heavy snow will occur from eastern Wyoming to the western Dakotas with up to a foot of snow likely in a few locations by evening.

95.   A swath of heavy wet snow will develop from southern West Virginia to southern Pennsylvania and spread slowly northeast.

96.   A swath of moderate to heavy snow will diminish over western Kansas and the Texas panhandle.

97.   A vigorous jet stream disturbance will spiral through the southwest Rockies on Wednesday, causing locally heavy snow throughout the mountains of northern Arizona and southern Utah.

98.   Accumulations of several inches are likely, particularly in snowbelts whose optimum wind for heavy snow blows from the west-northwest.

99.   Across the interior West, moist air will be forced to ascend west-facing mountains slopes, sponsoring locally heavy snows in the northern and central Rockies.

100.   After a winter of heavy snow, the snow melts, but the ground is still frozen.