51.   Heavy rains will affect much of the Texas seaboard as robust onshore winds transport moisture inland.

52.   In its wake, a potent jet stream disturbance will arrive Sunday night as onshore winds increase, paving the way for heavier rains in western Oregon and Washington.

53.   In New England, onshore winds will add ocean moisture so the clouds will be thicker and showers will be more frequent.

54.   In the Middle Atlantic region, onshore winds will combine with thick clouds to keep readings below seasonal levels.

55.   Increasing onshore winds in the Pacific Northwest will produce showers, clouds and patches of fog.

56.   Increasingly moist onshore winds will promote showers near the Texas and Louisiana coasts.

57.   In the Northwest, onshore winds will sponsor coastal showers, along with periods of snow in the Cascades.

58.   In the Southeast, onshore winds will promote stubborn low clouds and spotty light rain from the northeast coast of Florida to coastal South Carolina.

59.   Increasing onshore winds circulating around low pressure in the western Gulf of Mexico will promote showers from eastern Texas to the lower Mississippi Valley.

60.   Increasing onshore winds from the Pacific will import ocean moisture into western Washington and Oregon, paving the way for rain.