101.   Cool and moist breezes from the northwest will promote scattered light snow showers across the interior Northeast.

102.   Dangerous cold across the northern Plains will be accompanied by patchy light snow Monday as winds from the southeast develop.

103.   Deep in the cold air north of the front, pockets of generally light snow will likely develop from parts of South Dakota to the upper peninsula of Michigan.

104.   Downwind of the mountains, some broken areas of light snow and flurries will dust parts of eastern New England.

105.   Elsewhere, generally dry conditions will cover the Great Plains, though patchy light snow will affect western sections late in the day.

106.   Elsewhere, light snow will fall from western Kansas to central Montana as moist winds ascend the sloping terrain.

107.   Farther north, a pocket of light snow and ice will occur in the Dakotas as moist winds from the east glide up the sloping terrain.

108.   Farther north, intermittent light snow will dust the slopes of northern Colorado and Utah.

109.   Farther north, light snow will fall in central Ontario, Canada.

110.   Farther north, light snow will fall north of a weak low-pressure system crossing the upper Mississippi Valley, though only a modicum of accumulation is expected.