31.   Clouds attendant to the subtropical branch of the jet stream may bring scattered showers to southern Florida.

32.   Dark clouds brought intermittent showers.

33.   Elsewhere, an increasingly moist flow of air will bring scattered showers to the western Gulf Coast.

34.   Farther north, residual moisture will bring snow showers to eastern North Dakota and northern Minnesota.

35.   Farther west, low pressure will bring showers to the deserts of the Southwest.

36.   Farther south, an upper-level disturbance that produced much-needed rain in Northern California on Monday will bring showers to parts of the Southwest.

37.   However, moist air circulating around low pressure will bring showers to New England early Thursday.

38.   In the meantime, a cold front cutting through the northern Rockies will bring some showers to northern Idaho and Montana.

39.   In the Southeast, a disturbance in the jet stream will bring scattered showers from the Tennesee Valley to the western Carolinas.

40.   In the Northeast, a bright start will yield to increasing clouds along the coast while a moisture-starved disturbance brings snow showers to the Great Lakes.