61.   A moist onshore flow will persist in south Texas with scattered showers in the lower Rio Grande Valley.

62.   A slow-moving disturbance will bring scattered showers and isolated thunder to the lower Mississippi Valley and Southeast while Florida stays mainly sunny and warm.

63.   A stationary front will cause scattered showers and thunderstorms to erupt from Georgia to the western Carolinas.

64.   A ribbon of clouds with scattered showers and isolated thunderstorms will stretch from the middle Atlantic coast to south Texas.

65.   A robust high pressure system over the Southwest Atlantic will only slowly yield to clouds and scattered showers.

66.   A swath of clouds and scattered showers and thundershowers will stretch from northern Texas to the western Great Lakes.

67.   A return flow of milder and more moist air will reach into the Rio Grande Valley with increasing clouds and scattered showers.

68.   A stalled front and onshore breezes will combine to keep scattered showers and thunderstorms over parts of extreme southern of Florida and southeastern Texas.

69.   A weak cool front moving through the Ohio Valley will yield scattered showers from southern Illinois to northern Missouri Tuesday.

70.   A weak disturbance intercepting a flow of humid air from the Gulf will bring scattered showers to Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley.