31.   Flurries are also likely across the higher terrain of interior New England where frigid, moist air is forced to ascend the mountains.

32.   Flurries are also likely in interior New England as air is moistened upon ascending the higher terrain.

33.   Further east, daytime heating will promote thunderstorms across the higher terrain of the Southern Rockies.

34.   Further west, mixed clouds and sun will be interrupted by a late-day thunderstorm over the higher terrain of the Rockies and Southwest.

35.   Gusty thundershowers will develop over the higher terrain of the central Rockies.

36.   Heavy snow will accumulate another six to twelve inches over the higher terrain of interior New England.

37.   Heavy snow will fall in the Wasatch Mountains of Utah as moist air ahead of a cold front is forced to ascend the higher terrain.

38.   Heavy snow is expected along the west slopes of the higher terrain from northern California to the Bitterroots.

39.   In the West, late-day thunderstorms will again erupt in the higher terrain of the southern Rockies.

40.   Intervals of clouds and sunshine will cover the region with isolated afternoon showers dotting the higher terrain of the interior Northeast.