51.   Clouds will begin to increase farther north in the southern Plains but showers will be scarce.

52.   Clouds will break in parts of the Northwest, but more showers are poised just offshore.

53.   Clouds will be slow to break from the Ohio Valley to the Great Lakes and a few showers are still possible near low pressure centered over Michigan.

54.   Colder air aloft will lead to billowy clouds forming over the higher terrain, and there will be a few showers in northern New England.

55.   Each shower is in a room that can be locked.

56.   Elsewhere, showers are due in parts of the Northwest Coast.

57.   Even the showers are outside.

58.   Elsewhere across the region, snow showers will be common near the eastern Great Lakes and central Appalachians.

59.   Farther north, showers will be fewer and lighter over the Florida panhandle and portions of southern Georgia and Alabama.

60.   Farther north, showers will be lighter and more isolated in the Northeast.