21.   Hydrangeas, hollyhocks, lavender, roses, zebrinia, heaths, heathers, and even spikey blue chaste bushes all thrive in the cool ocean air.

22.   However, cooler ocean air will make inroads in the Pacific Northwest, lapping up against the western foothills of the Cascades.

23.   However, immediate coastal areas of southern New England will mix with or change to rain for a time as slightly milder ocean air arrives.

24.   However, cool, ocean air will be drawn onshore, resulting in fog along the southern California coast.

25.   If winds pull in warmer ocean air, Boston could once again get a mixture of snow and sleet, Kaplan said.

26.   In the East, the cool ocean air that has lingered from the northern Appalachians to the Northeast coast will be replaced by warmer air from the interior.

27.   In the Northwest, cool ocean air surging inland will create a deck of low clouds from the Pacific to the Cascades.

28.   Interior California will also be sunny and quite hot, though morning clouds and ocean air will hug the southern coast.

29.   Meanwhile, cool ocean air will result in patches of morning low clouds and fog along the immediate California and Oregon coasts.

30.   Moist ocean air lifted by an approaching jet-stream disturbance will set the stage for heavy rain across portions of southern California.