61.   Bands of heavy snow will persist downwind of Lake Erie and Lake Ontario on Friday as cold winds from the southwest direct snow squalls inland.

62.   Beachgoers and lifeguards report strong winds from the east have washed Portuguese man-of-war ashore, where they die and dry out but are poisonous for days.

63.   Behind the front, the coolest air of the season so far will be delivered by blustery winds from the north.

64.   Behind the front, winds from the north will direct colder air into the central Plains and upper Mississippi Valley.

65.   Behind the low, brisk winds from the west will usher drier air into the Great Lakes and Northeast.

66.   Behind the low, showers, drizzle and patchy fog will extend westward to the lower Great Lakes as cool, brisk winds from the northeast persist.

67.   Behind the low, winds from the north will deliver a new arctic blast.

68.   Behind the storm, gusty winds from the northwest will import unseasonably cool air into the Middle Atlantic States and coastal Southeast though plenty of sunshine is expected.

69.   Behind the front, brisk winds from the northwest will import much colder air into the Great Lakes, Ohio Valley and Appalachians.

70.   Behind the cold front, moist winds from the Pacific will bring clouds and scattered showers to the Northwest and also northern California.