81.   High pressure over the Four Corners will circulate humid air into the Southwest.

82.   High pressure over the Middle Atlantic region will promote dry and seasonable weather in much of the East.

83.   High pressure over the Middle West will promote very warm but dry conditions from the Upper Plains to the Gulf states.

84.   High pressure over the Southeast will direct much warmer and more humid air into the Mississippi Valley.

85.   High pressure over the Southeast will give way to thickening clouds, but sunshine will prevail in the eastern Carolinas.

86.   High pressure over the southwest Atlantic will produce bright and hot weather in the Southeast.

87.   High pressure over upstate New York will sponsor dry and seasonably cold conditions across the Northeast.

88.   High pressure over western Montana will sponsor sunny and cool weather from the northwest Dakotas to Nevada.

89.   High pressure over Alabama will promote sultry conditions across the South.

90.   High pressure over Arkansas will promote sunny and milder conditions in the western Plains.