91.   High pressure over Arkansas will promote sunshine and near seasonable temperatures.

92.   High pressure over eastern Canada in the last days of December ensured frigid nights and no chance of any natural snowfall.

93.   High pressure over Idaho will dominate the West.

94.   High pressure over Missouri will promote mostly sunny, breezy, cool weather for much of the remainder of the East.

95.   High pressure over northern Maine will supply the region with some sunshine and somewhat cooler weather.

96.   High pressure over Nova Scotia will direct mild, moist air into the Northeast from the ocean.

97.   High pressure over southeastern Canada will block the northward progress of the rain, keeping most of the Great Lakes states and northern New England dry.

98.   High pressure over the eastern Carolinas marks the center of a polar air mass which will be moving out to sea.

99.   High pressure over the Four Corners will continue to bring ample sun and unseasonably warm weather to southern California and the Southwest deserts.

100.   High pressure over the Gulf of Mexico will inhibit thunderstorms from east Texas to the Florida panhandle.