61.   Bands of showers circulating around low pressure in the eastern Gulf of Mexico will affect portions of the Florida peninsula on Wednesday.

62.   Before June, the jet stream repeatedly steered low pressure systems and fronts into Texas.

63.   Behind these areas of low pressure, unseasonably cold air will pour south from Canada on brisk winds from the northwest.

64.   Beneficial rains will fall over the parched Northeast on Sunday as a low pressure system approaches from the Ohio Valley.

65.   Blustery winds from the northwest circulating around nearly stationary low pressure over New Brunswick will deliver very chilly air to the Northeast on Tuesday.

66.   Blizzard warnings were still in effect Thursday afternoon across northeast Wyoming and western South Dakota as an intense low pressure system pressed sluggishly across the Plains.

67.   A band of snow and ice will develop from central Nebraska to southern Wisconsin as low pressure streaks northeast from the central Plains.

68.   A band of snow will develop to the north of the track of low pressure as it moves east from the central Great Lakes.

69.   A band of snow will occur near and to the north of the track of a low pressure center as it moves quickly across the northern Ohio Valley.

70.   A broad area of low pressure spinning near the Texas-New Mexico border will promote the dull skies and damp weather.