61.   Farther north, a surge of dry air will bring plentiful sunshine from northern and central California to the interior Northwest.

62.   Farther north, offshore breezes will direct dry air toward the Northwest Coast, providing much of Washington and Oregon with mostly sunny skies and mild conditions.

63.   Farther north, partial sunshine will cover Maine as a wedge of dry air persists over northern New England.

64.   Fans can speed evaporation by blowing dry air over sweaty skin, which helps cool you.

65.   Farther south, the leading edge of dry air associated with the high will act as a focus for scattered thunderstorms near the central Gulf Coast.

66.   Farther west, a surge of dry air will promote sunny skies over Texas and Oklahoma.

67.   Generally, conditions are prime when cool dry air flows over warm, moist air near the surface, setting up turbulent conditions in which air masses clash.

68.   High pressure crested over eastern Ontario will circulate very dry air into New England on brisk breezes from the north.

69.   High pressure building northeast from Texas will direct dry air and pleasant temperatures from the southern Plains to the lower Ohio Valley.

70.   High pressure building southward from Saskatchewan will direct dry air into the Northwest promoting sunny skies.