1.   Apart from patchy showers in the Northwest, the remainder of the Pacific Coast will be dry.

2.   As the warm air dislodges the cool air in place, patchy showers will affect the Great Lakes and upper Ohio Valley.

3.   As vigorous low pressure churns slowly away from the coast, only patchy showers will be left by later Saturday.

4.   A conveyor of moist air will extend into the southern Appalachians, sponsoring patchy showers and drizzle.

5.   A band of clouds with patchy showers will precede the surge of milder air.

6.   A conveyor belt of moist air will draw clouds and patchy showers westward toward the upper Plains.

7.   A disturbance will trigger patchy showers, with snow confined to the highest elevations.

8.   A weak cold preceded by patchy showers will slice through the Great Lakes into the central Plains.

9.   A weak disturbance will bring patchy coastal showers and mountain snow to the orthwest.

10.   Across the northern Rockies, an established southward dip in the jet stream will promote unseasonably cool conditions while patchy showers persist across western Washington.