1.   A push of chilly air from the Pacific will spread farther inland across the Northwest.

2.   Afternoon storms will develop near the central and western Gulf Coast as sea breezes push farther inland.

3.   But farther inland, extra lifting by hills allowed snow to fall onto the colder, higher ground without melting.

4.   Clouds and gusty thundershowers will spread farther inland across northeast Texas and southwest Louisiana.

5.   Farther inland, freezing rain and sleet will glaze some of the deeper valleys of eastern New England as heavy, cold air resists being dislodged.

6.   Farther inland, freezing rain will glaze portions of the Columbia River Valley as the moist Pacific air begins to dislodge weighty cold air hovering near the ground.

7.   Farther inland, cold air trapped in the valleys from northeast New York to southern Maine will allow for a period of freezing rain during the morning.

8.   Farther inland, everything from pink porcelain toilet bases to old dictionaries are illegally dumped on estuaries like Mission Creek, near Fourth Street, in San Francisco.

9.   Icy rain is likely farther inland.

10.   In turn, bands of showers and thunderstorms will penetrate farther inland across North Carolina and Virginia.