21.   As the low moves northward, rain will spread up the coast, while a narrow band of moderate to heavy snow will blanket parts of the Appalachians.

22.   Behind the cold front, temperatures will fall quickly causing rain to change to snow in a narrow band across extreme northern New York and New England later Thursday.

23.   A cold front accompanied by a narrow band of clouds and showers will move off the Northeast Coast early Thursday morning.

24.   A cold front accompanied by a narrow band of thundershowers will affect the eastern parts of the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and Tennessee Valley.

25.   A narrow band of snow and ice will occur from parts of the eastern Dakotas to areas near Lake Superior.

26.   A narrow band of snow will occur along the western flank of a low pressure area from eastern Iowa to northwestern Missouri.

27.   A narrow band of snow will occur at the fringe of the rain area from the northern panhandle of Texas to central Kansas.

28.   A narrow band of intense rain, occasionally violent winds and scattered thunder will mark the passage of the front.

29.   A narrow band of strong to locally severe storms may grow along a push of dry air in central Texas.

30.   A narrow band of thunderstorms will develop from the central Plains to the western Great Lakes as a weakening cool front lifts humid air.