1.   An exception will be near portions of the Pacific coastline where gentle onshore breezes bring patches of morning low clouds.

2.   A complex front in the Middle West and western Great Lakes will bring patches of light snow and freezing drizzle as it moves southeastward.

3.   A small low pressure system in Wisconsin will bring patches of light snow to the western Lakes region.

4.   A weak disturbance along the subtropical branch of the jet stream over the Gulf of Mexico will bring patches of clouds to the Gulf Coast.

5.   Gentle onshore breezes will bring patches of low clouds to the southern California coast.

6.   High-altitude moisture streaming northeast from Mexico will bring patches of high cirrus clouds to Texas and the Southeast on Sunday.

7.   However, a weak front will bring patches of clouds that will keep temperatures below record levels across upstate New York and New England.

8.   Moderate east winds generated by this system are bringing small patches of clouds across our area with the resultant scattered showers.

9.   These winds are bringing small patches of clouds and showers to the northeast Caribbean.

10.   This has caused our local winds to turn southeast in the lower levels, bringing occasional patches of moisture from the Atlantic into our area.