31.   Broken clouds and flurries will persist in northern New England where limited moisture is brought southwestward around low pressure over the Canadian Maritimes.

32.   But the warm ridge of high pressure over the West has been a paragon of prevailing light winds.

33.   Clouds, showers and cool breezes will linger near low pressure over New England.

34.   Clockwise winds around high pressure over the Southeast will draw milder air from the southern Plains toward the Mississippi Valley.

35.   Clusters of clouds and thunderstorms will surround weak low pressure over the southern Mississippi Valley.

36.   Compared with summer, surface pressure over the interior West is higher in winter.

37.   Coastal waters owe their chill to prevailing winds from the northwest, which blow around high pressure over the Pacific.

38.   Cooler, drier air will filter into the Northeast, prodded south by an area of high pressure over Quebec.

39.   Cold air will spread from the Plains States across the Midwest as gusty breezes from the northwest develop in the wake of low pressure over Quebec.

40.   Cool breezes from the north will prevail over the Northeastern states in the wake of slow-moving low pressure over southeastern Canada.