51.   Cooler air will combine with clouds from Massachusetts northward to keep readings well below seasonal levels.

52.   Cooler, drier winds from the north will keep temperatures near seasonal levels in the Northeast.

53.   Despite readings returning to near seasonal levels, the wind will make it feel chilly.

54.   Developing onshore winds will keep the North Atlantic Coast cooler than seasonal levels.

55.   Despite plentiful sunshine, afternoon temperatures will stay several degrees below seasonal levels.

56.   Drier air will return to the Northeast and northern Middle Atlantic states with temperatures near seasonal levels.

57.   Elsewhere, intervals of sun will allow afternoon temperatures to rebound toward seasonal levels.

58.   Elsewhere in the region, ample sunshine will prevail, but temperatures will remain several degrees below seasonal levels.

59.   Early season frost is possible in parts of Minnesota, Wisconsin and northern Michigan, but abundant sunshine will boost readings back toward seasonal levels Thursday afternoon.

60.   Farther south, a cluster of clouds and scattered thundershowers will keep temperatures near seasonal levels over the central and southern Rockies.