31.   Moist winds from the southwest will couple with a weak front to produce showers, some with heavy rain, in the Carolinas.

32.   Residual moisture in the southern Rockies may produce a few showers in New Mexico.

33.   The front will produce a few showers as far east as Wisconsin, but the largest concentration of storms will be along the Front Range of the Rockies.

34.   The remnants of Topical Storm Beryl will produce heavy showers from the Rio Grande Valley into northern Mexico.

35.   The weather threatened occasionally, and even produced some showers and thunder late in the day, but the shore was always close enough.

36.   This moisture will combine with an upper-level disturbance to produce showers across much of the West.

37.   Patches of low and middle level cloudiness moved across the virgin islands and east and southeast sections of puerto rico this morning producing a few showers.

38.   Patches of showers were moving around this high and across the local islands producing moderate showers.

39.   A bubble of high pressure over the Gulf of Mexico will determine whether or not the front will move close enough to produce weekend showers in Puerto Rico.

40.   A low level disturbance has moved from the sub-tropical Atlantic westward across the Leeward Islands overnight and into our area this morning to produce numerous showers.