1.   Active onshore breezes blowing across the chilly waters of the Atlantic will keep temperatures far below the seasonal average along the coast from southern New England to Virginia.

2.   Additionally, clouds will keep temperatures several degrees cooler than seasonal averages.

3.   After a cool dawn in much of the Southeast, plentiful sunshine and light breezes from the southwest will raise temperatures a bit above the seasonal average.

4.   After a cool dawn, afternoon temperatures Saturday will be near the seasonal average.

5.   After a very cool dawn, the plentiful sunshine will result in a mild afternoon, although temperatures will stay below the seasonal average.

6.   After a cold dawn, temperatures will rise several degrees above the seasonal average by afternoon.

7.   Afternoon temperatures will remain several degrees below the seasonal average in most areas.

8.   After two mornings early this week with subfreezing temperatures, readings will rebound above the seasonal average late this week.

9.   Afternoon temperatures will be several degrees above the seasonal average in most areas.

10.   Afternoon temperatures will be several degrees below the seasonal average.