21.  A stalled front will extend eastward from the low to the New Jersey coast.

22.  A stalled front will generate overcast skies and showers in the Carolinas.

23.  A wedge of cool, dry air will push south into northern North Carolina while clouds and light showers accompany a stalled front near the southern Appalachians.

24.  A stalled front near the southern periphery of this air mass will extend from the Delmarva Peninsula into the Great Lakes.

25.  A stalled front will be the focus for frequent rains from the northern Plains to the northern and central Rockies.

26.  A stalled front will continue to produce clouds and a few showers in southern Florida, but the heaviest rain will shift offshore.

27.  A stream of moisture attendant to a stalled front over Florida will produce thickening clouds and a few showers over the peninsula.

28.  A stalled front across Florida will be the focus for showers and thunderstorms.

29.  A stalled front across Florida will trigger some showers, mainly in central sections.

30.  A stalled front in extreme southern Florida will continue to be the focus for clouds and showers.