31.   In the wake of the low, cooler and drier air will arrive over the Northeast, but temperatures will remain above average.

32.   Indeed, sea-surface temperatures remain relatively high west of the International Date Line, providing favorable breeding grounds for tropical storms to develop.

33.   In the wake of the front, sunshine will be ample and temperatures will remain far above the seasonal average.

34.   Indeed, temperatures will remain mild in the wake of the storm system, as Arctic chill remains north of the Canadian border.

35.   It will be windy, however, temperatures will remain a few degrees above the seasonal average until Monday night when colder air arrives from the west.

36.   Last week, when temperatures remained cooler than normal, and the humidity dropped, was an exception.

37.   Mild winter weather is uncommon in International Falls, where the average high temperature remains below freezing from mid-November to mid-March.

38.   Meanwhile, it will not be as cool as recent days over the interior Southeast, but temperatures will remain below the seasonal average.

39.   Most of the eastern Rockies and Plains will not be as mild as recent days, but temperatures will remain above the seasonal average.

40.   Nevertheless, temperature will remain far below normal over most of these regions.