81.   Unseasonably warm air will cover the Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes promoting rapid snow melt in northern sections.

82.   Unusually dry air will cover the Southeast, and this will encourage a large difference between day and night readings.

83.   Unseasonably cool air will cover a large area from the upper Middle West to the Northeast.

84.   Unseasonably cool air will cover the Northeast in the wake of an offshore cold front.

85.   Unseasonably cool air will cover the Northwest as brisk onshore winds push chilly, moist air inland from the North Pacific.

86.   Unseasonably mild air will cover a large area from the southern Plains through the Ohio Valley to the Northeast Coast.

87.   Unseasonably mild air will cover most of the northern and central Plains, especially in western sections where breezes are warmed as they descend from the Rockies.

88.   Unseasonably warm air will cover much of the central and eastern states as the jet stream retreats north into southern Canada.

89.   Very mild air will cover a large portion of the nation.

90.   Very mild air will cover the East as morning readings average well above seasonal levels due to thick clouds and winds from the south.