81.   The result will be an expanding area of showers from the Plains to the East Coast.

82.   The result will be snow showers from the mountains of Maine to the south side of the eastern Great Lakes.

83.   The retreating jet stream will keep an active front along the border states with scattered showers from Michigan to Minnesota.

84.   The remnants of Topical Storm Beryl will produce heavy showers from the Rio Grande Valley into northern Mexico.

85.   Very chilly air will be drawn across the unfrozen waters of the Great Lakes, causing widespread flurries and snow showers from Michigan to the central Appalachians.

86.   Very humid air will linger ahead of the front, providing fuel for clusters of showers from southern New England to parts of the central and southern Appalachians.

87.   Weak low pressure will support scattered rain showers from southern Ohio to the Texas Gulf Coast as it moves quickly eastward.

88.   Winds ascending the western Plains will combine with moisture attendant with a cold front to trigger showers from Kansas and Nebraska into Colorado.

89.   A cold front edging into the Northeast brought widely scattered showers from northern England to the Ohio Valley.

90.   A low pressure system brought scattered rain showers from eastern Massachusetts through the Carolinas and central Gulf Coast.