11.  A wavering front from the central Rockies to the Ohio Valley will be the focus for clusters showers and thunderstorms, particularly in the afternoon.

12.  A wavering front separating the dry air to the north from moist tropical air will support locally heavy showers and thunderstorms over central and southern Florida.

13.  A wavering front separating the hot, humid air from the drier air over the Northeast will be the focus for several clusters of thundershowers.

14.  A wavering front from the Northeast to the central Rockies will bring widespread clouds and patches of rain and snow to most of the northern tier of states.

15.  A wavering front from the northern and central Plains to the Ohio Valley will be the focus for clusters of thundershowers.

16.  A wavering front from the southern Great Lakes to northern New England will separate the warm, humid air mass from much cooler air to the north.

17.  A wavering front near the Southeast coast will continue to be the focus for clouds and thundershowers.

18.  A wavering front will be the focus for clusters of thundershowers from the central Mississippi Valley to the Middle Atlantic States.

19.  A wavering front will separate chilly air over the northern Great Lakes from a large, unseasonably warm air mass over the South.

20.  Across the Deep South, humid air interacting with a wavering front will aid in producing widespread cloudiness.