41.   High pressure will promote dry, cold weather over most of the East Coast states.

42.   High pressure will promote plentiful sunshine from the northern Mississippi and Missouri river valleys to the southern Great Lakes states.

43.   High pressure will promote plentiful sunshine over a large area from northern Texas to the northern Plains.

44.   High pressure will promote plenty of sunshine.

45.   However, high pressure will promote abundant sunshine and little chance for rain from Florida to the central Gulf of Mexico coast.

46.   In contrast, high pressure will promote tranquil conditions from the Mississippi Valley to the Deep South, including Florida.

47.   In the East, high pressure will promote dry, chilly weather from New England to the Middle Atlantic.

48.   In the West, strong high pressure will promote dry, chilly conditions.

49.   In the West, high pressure will promote abundant sunshine.

50.   In the West, high pressure will promote dry, cool weather although gusty winds will lash the southern Rockies.