21.   Despite the abundant sunshine temperatures will be several degrees below the seasonal average, particularly in the eastern part of these regions.

22.   Despite the sunshine, afternoon temperatures will be several degrees below the seasonal average.

23.   Elsewhere, ample sunshine will prevail from the Middle Atlantic States to the Southeast with afternoon temperatures a bit above the seasonal average.

24.   Gusty winds from the northeast combined with overcast skies will keep temperatures far below the seasonal average.

25.   Gusty breezes from the southwest ahead of a cold front will send temperatures a bit above the seasonal average Monday from the eastern Ohio Valley to the Northeast Coast.

26.   High pressure will provide plentiful sunshine to most of the Southeastern States, but temperatures will still remain several degrees below the seasonal average.

27.   However, much of the contiguous United States will continue to have temperatures near or above the seasonal average.

28.   Instead of seasonal averages, the Spronk approach yielded coefficients that varied from month to month.

29.   In the wake of the front, sunshine will be ample and temperatures will remain far above the seasonal average.

30.   It will be windy, however, temperatures will remain a few degrees above the seasonal average until Monday night when colder air arrives from the west.