51.   Humid air streaming north from the Gulf of Mexico will trigger showers from east Texas to the Florida panhandle.

52.   In the Southeast, a disturbance in the jet stream will bring scattered showers from the Tennesee Valley to the western Carolinas.

53.   Increasingly humid air will interact with a weak high-level disturbance to produce an expanding cluster of clouds and showers from the western Gulf Coast to eastern Oklahoma.

54.   In the wake of the front, brisk breezes will be accompanied by a few showers from northern Wyoming to eastern Montana.

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

56.   Locally heavy showers from the central Plains to the southern Great Lakes will be focused along a front separating very warm air from unseasonably cool conditions to the north.

57.   Meanwhile, a disturbance approaching the Southwest will produce a few mountain snow showers from eastern California to Utah.

58.   Moist southeast winds will cause an expanding area of showers from northern Texas to eastern Kansas.

59.   Meanwhile, a jet stream disturbance will trigger patchy showers from New Mexico to the southwestern Plains states.

60.   Moist, chilly air circulating around the west flank of the complex storm will promote numerous showers from the eastern Dakotas south to the middle Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.