1.   The return flow towards the centre of the wake is more diffuse.

2.   A return flow of humid air into west Texas and eastern New Mexico should trap low clouds along the east slopes of the southern Rockies.

3.   A return flow of slightly milder, moist air into the Dakotas will produce clouds and a few flurries.

4.   A return flow of warmer air into the southern Plains will be accompanied by clouds closer to the Gulf Coast.

5.   A return flow of humid air into south Texas and the Rio Grande Valley will promote some showers.

6.   A return flow of humid air into south Texas will promote clouds which will spread toward Louisiana and Arkansas.

7.   A return flow of humid air into the southern Rockies will combine with very warm air aloft, producing afternoon thunderstorms from New Mexico to southern Idaho.

8.   A return flow of milder, moist air from the Southeast into Texas will combine with a weak disturbance moving east across northern Mexico.

9.   A return flow of humid air into northern Texas and Oklahoma will produce patches of clouds and isolated thundershowers.

10.   A return flow of milder air from the south will promote above normal readings in the northwest Plains and northern Rockies.