41.   Brisk winds from the north in the wake of this system will draw chilly air south into the Carolinas.

42.   Broken areas of light showers will occur near and just behind the front, as moist air is drawn northward from the Gulf of Mexico.

43.   Brisk breezes from the southwest will draw milder air into the Great Lakes, but clouds will spread in from Canada during the afternoon.

44.   Brisk winds from the south will continue to draw muggy air north into the Eastern states.

45.   But in winter, potent weather systems draw Arctic air south, while currents of warm air stream north.

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

47.   Clouds will increase in northern Washington as onshore winds draw damp air inland.

48.   Coastal clouds and fog will begin the day across southern California, as cool, ocean air is drawn inland.

49.   Circulation around storms sends currents of warm air toward the poles while drawing cold air toward the equator.

50.   Clouds and thundershowers will be common in the central and southern Rockies as high-level winds from the south continue to draw moist air over the region.