1.  Along the East Coast, clouds will increase and winds from the south will direct milder air into New England.

2.  Ample sunshine will also cover the Great Lakes though clouds will increase across western sections late in the day.

3.  As a cool front approaches from the west, clouds will increase, and a shower is possible near evening.

4.  As a result, clouds will steadily increase in the Mississippi Valley with overcast skies in parts of the Middle West.

5.  As developing mild, moist breezes encounter the retreating cold air, clouds will increase.

6.  As moist air is drawn north from the Gulf of Mexico, clouds will increase.

7.  As stream of moist air from the Gulf of Mexico is drawn northward, clouds will quickly increase while spotty showers develop.

8.  As the system progresses east, clouds will increase rapidly across New England save far northeast Maine.

9.  Across the remainder of the Northeast, clouds will increase and temperatures will remain well above seasonal levels.

10.  Across the interior, clouds will slowly increase, but it should remain dry.