31.   Meanwhile, a new low pressure area will begin to strengthen near the Carolina coast resulting in an expanding area of coastal rain near the Middle Atlantic Coast.

32.   Meanwhile, quieter conditions will prevail in the Plains as a large high pressure area settles in the region.

33.   Northeasterly gales will be driven by the large contrasts in barometric pressures between a high pressure area in British Columbia and a low over the deserts of the Southwest.

34.   Patchy light snow will fall north of a low pressure area as it moves from northern Minnesota to the central Great Lakes.

35.   Scattered showers will surround an upper-level low pressure area moving through the Tennessee Valley and southern Appalachians on Sunday.

36.   Scattered light rain will fall north of a low pressure area as it moves east along the Mason-Dixon line.

37.   The heaviest rain will fall near the track of a slow-moving low pressure area as it moves north from Missouri to Iowa.

38.   The high pressure area that brought much less humid air to most of the Northeast during the last two day will slowly move east.

39.   The lack of arctic air has allowed midwinter low pressure areas to move farther north, putting Marquette in the path of an unusual number of storms.

40.   The low pressure area responsible for the deluge will weaken and drift north, causing the intensity of the rain to diminish.