31.   A chilly Canadian high pressure system will build into the Northeast on Saturday.

32.   A chilly rain will dampen areas from northern Ohio to western New York as an upper-level disturbance spawns a low pressure system near Pennsylvania.

33.   A cool, steady rain associated with the low pressure system will spread from northern Georgia on Monday morning to southern Virginia by afternoon.

34.   A broken area of light snow will accompany a low pressure system moving through Midwest on Friday.

35.   A large high pressure system over Utah directed very warm air from the deserts of the Southwest toward southern California.

36.   A cluster of heavier showers will accompany a weak low pressure system moving northeast into North Carolina.

37.   A huge high pressure system over the central Rockies will control the weather in the West.

38.   A large high pressure system in the upper atmosphere has combined with abundant sunshine to bring record heat to parts of the Far West.

39.   A large, complex low pressure system over the Columbia River will cause a variety of inclement weather in the West.

40.   A huge high pressure system had built over the central Rockies, and its clockwise circulation was directing much drier and eventually milder air toward the West Coast.