41.   By Monday morning, the snow showers had moved eastward, causing traffic accidents in Mississippi and giving a dusting to northern Georgia.

42.   By this morning, the snow showers had moved eastward, causing traffic accidents in Mississippi and giving a dusting to northern Georgia.

43.   By late morning, these showers had moved westward to cover the northeast half of Puerto Rico.

44.   Clear to partly cloudy skies prevailed across the local area this morning with only isolated showers indicated moving across the coastal waters.

45.   Doppler radar indicated isolated to widely scattered showers moving rapidly westward across the region.

46.   Doppler radar indicated isolated to widely scattered showers moving rapidly westward across these areas.

47.   During Friday afternoon, intermittent locally heavy showers moved from the adjacent Atlantic and Caribbean southwestward and across the local islands.

48.   During the night and early tomorrow morning, isolated to widely scattered light showers will move across the Virgin Islands and eastern sections of Puerto Rico.

49.   Elsewhere, a few light showers moved across Vermont, New Hampshire, Maine and Massachusetts.

50.   Elsewhere, a few rain showers moved across parts of Tennessee and northern sections of Mississippi, Alabama and Georgia.