71.   The first part of the day will still bring snow showers from eastern Lake Ontario to the mountains of New England.

72.   The day will begin mild, with showers from Washington to Portland, Maine.

73.   The front will be accompanied by gusty winds, clouds and scattered snow showers from the eastern Great Lakes to the mountains of northern New England.

74.   The front will produce clouds and a few light showers from extreme northern New England to the eastern Great Lakes Wednesday afternoon.

75.   The front that crossed the Northeast will stall over the interior Southeast on Monday, prompting numerous showers from southern Texas to South Carolina.

76.   The first will spread clouds and showers from the Ohio Valley to New England Saturday.

77.   The leading edge of Arctic air will be accompanied by a band of snow showers from the Adirondacks of upstate New York to the Longfellow Mountains of northern Maine.

78.   The latest in a series of disturbances will bring patchy clouds and showers from California to northern Utah.

79.   The result will be widespread clouds and showers from the Atlantic seaboard to the northern Rockies.

80.   The result will be plenty of clouds but limited showers from the central Gulf coast to the Carolinas.