81.   A brief period of snow may brush extreme eastern New England early Sunday morning as low pressure churns northeast into the Canadian Maritimes.

82.   A developing low pressure system will cause spotty afternoon showers across the Dakotas.

83.   A broad flow of moist air from the Gulf of Mexico into the eastern Plains and Mississippi Valley will precede low pressure emerging from the Rocky Mountain states.

84.   A disorganized area of low pressure in the central Plains will bring broken clouds and a few snow flurries to parts of the Middle West.

85.   A disturbance rippling through the fast high-level wind flow will help to form low pressure near the Southeast Coast.

86.   A fast-moving area of low pressure will pass off the Atlantic Coast on Friday morning accompanied by snow showers across southern New England.

87.   A chilly rain will dampen areas from northern Ohio to western New York as an upper-level disturbance spawns a low pressure system near Pennsylvania.

88.   A few afternoon showers and thunderstorms are expected around a weak area of low pressure drifting across the interior Northeast.

89.   A few clusters of thunderstorms will surround a weak zone of low pressure meandering through the southern Mississippi Valley.

90.   A cluster of heavier showers will occur near low pressure in the central Mississippi Valley and western Ohio Valley.