11.   A new cold front pushing inland from the Northwest will cause showers from the Cascades to the coast.

12.   A new disturbance entering the nation from central Canada should trigger mixed showers from the eastern Dakotas to Minnesota.

13.   A jet stream disturbance rotating around a pool of moist air aloft will promote numerous showers from Kentucky and Tennessee to the southern Appalachians.

14.   A large disturbance moving through the southern Rockies will trigger numerous showers from Colorado to central New Mexico.

15.   A large disturbance from the Pacific will move inland with showers from Central California to Idaho.

16.   A pool of cool, moist air will linger over the Appalachians promoting afternoon showers from the Smokies to the Poconos.

17.   A moist flow from the Atlantic will promote clouds and showers from the Carolinas to the interior Northeast.

18.   A slow-moving disturbance will continue to promote plenty of clouds and clusters of showers from the Appalachians to the East Coast.

19.   A surge of chilly air into the Northeast will be accompanied by snow showers from western New York to central Maine.

20.   A series of fast-moving disturbances along the Canadian border will trigger patches of showers from Minnesota to northwest New England.