31.   A narrow arc from northern Virginia to the western suburbs of New York City should see wet snow ending Wednesday morning as low pressure moves slowly offshore.

32.   A stripe of snow will fall over the hill country of west Texas with a few locations receiving several inches of wet snow.

33.   A ribbon of wet snow, producing several inches accumulation, will fall on the northwestern flank of the low from northern Oklahoma to eastern Kansas.

34.   A small, intense disturbance traversing northwest Texas should bring a swath of heavy wet snow from southeast Colorado to northwest Kansas.

35.   A swath of heavy wet snow will develop from southern West Virginia to southern Pennsylvania and spread slowly northeast.

36.   A wet snow was falling.

37.   A whirling wind whipping wet snow sideways in your face no matter which direction you walked.

38.   About halfway out in the wet snow, I strained a groin muscle.

39.   After some wet snow early Friday along the Northeast coast, windswept rain will occur for much of the day.

40.   Along the direct path of the intensifying low pressure system, wet snow turned to sleet and then to a cold, hard rain.