101.   Showers will generally move very quickly and rain accumulations are expected to be light to moderate.

102.   Some light showers may also move into eastern Oklahoma while the rest of the Plains and Upper Mississippi Valley were to remain dry and partly cloudy.

103.   Showers also moved into parts of Iowa and Missouri, and clouds and isolated showers appeared over the upper Mississippi Valley and western Great Lakes states.

104.   Showers moved into the region again Saturday morning as police and National Guard soldiers went door to door in search of other victims.

105.   Showers moved into western Illinois.

106.   The drier air is expected to be short lived and scattered showers will move into the local area again later tonight.

107.   The showers were moving slowly northwest and generally dissipating as they approached coastal areas.

108.   The showers moved rapidly west, thus localized rainfall accumulations did not reach critical levels and the area was sparred any major problems with ponding water.

109.   The showers were moving rapidly to the west.

110.   The Southeast was mostly dry with clear skies, but light showers moved across Tennessee.