1.   Another area of low pressure with an associated cold front will cross the southern Great Lakes, producing showers from Ontario to the Ohio Valley.

2.   A cold front pushing into the Northwest will produce some showers near the Coast.

3.   A disturbance will produce snow showers in the Rockies.

4.   A complex front approaching from the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley should produce snow showers in Ohio, western New York and Pennsylvania.

5.   A complex front moving into the northern Appalachians will produce scattered showers from western New England to Pennsylvania.

6.   A fast-moving disturbance will produce showers over the interior Northeast Wednesday, which will reach the coast at night.

7.   A developing warm front along the Gulf Coast will produce scattered showers in southern Alabama and Mississippi.

8.   A slow-moving storm over the St. Lawrence Valley will circulate moisture into the higher terrain of New England and this will produce snow showers.

9.   A Pacific cold front in the interior Northwest will produce showers west of the Cascades and in some of the valleys of northern Idaho.

10.   A Pacific front will produce coastal showers in the Northwest, while some freezing drizzle and mountains showers occur in the interior.