41.   Farther north, a weak disturbance passing through the southern Great Lakes will promote some clouds along with an isolated shower in spots.

42.   Farther south, isolated showers or thundershowers will form in the lower Mississippi Valley as humid air flows north from the Gulf of Mexico.

43.   Farther south, moist breezes off of the Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico will bring isolated showers and thunderstorms to the Piedmont of South Carolina and Georgia.

44.   Farther south, partly cloudy and warm conditions will cover Florida with isolated showers forming near the east coast.

45.   Farther to the west, isolated showers and thunderstorms will accompany a front moving east from the Great Lakes.

46.   Farther south along the southern flank of the high, onshore breezes will bring patchy clouds and isolated showers near the east coast of Florida.

47.   Farther south, California will be mainly dry, though isolated showers will occur in the Sierra Mountains.

48.   Farther north, a moisture-starved cold front will produce some clouds and isolated showers near the mountains of western Montana and eastern Idaho.

49.   Farther south and west, a weak disturbance will promote patchy clouds and isolated showers from the Ohio Valley to the central Middle Atlantic states.

50.   Farther west, isolated showers and a few thunderstorms will bubble up over the Southwest states as moist air accelerates upward through a pocket of cold air aloft.