1.   A corridor of clouds and showers will expand from the western Gulf Coast toward the central Mississippi Valley as a brisk flow of moist air persists over the region.

2.   A brisk onshore flow across Florida will produce clouds and scattered showers over the southeast counties.

3.   Farther north, a brisk flow of air from the Pacific will promote scattered showers across the Northwest.

4.   Meanwhile, a brisk flow of moist air will develop behind a cold front across the Great Lakes, producing ample clouds and a few lingering showers.

5.   Rough seas will combine with the brisk onshore flow to cause beach erosion and coastal flooding at times of high tide.