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It will once again be a quiet day for much of the country today. However, a system will dampen the Upper Midwest, Great Lakes, and Ohio Valley.
Most people will wake up to a calm day as much of the nation will face uneventful weather. However, a system running along the Canadian border will bring morning showers to the Upper Midwest as well as Michigan. As this system pushes eastward, the rain showers will spread to the Ohio Valley and more areas surrounding the Great Lakes such as Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, and western New York.
Behind it, cold air will move in promoting a change from rain to a mix of snow and rain in the afternoon. This will particularly take place in Minnesota, Wisconsin, and northern Michigan. By nightfall, a well-defined cold front will stretch from the Lower Mississippi Valley to the Northeast, bringing rain and wind after sunset to these areas.
On the other side of the country, isolated storms containing rain and snow will take place in northern California, Nevada, northern Utah, and Colorado throughout the day. A few rumbles of thunder cannot be ruled out.
Otherwise, the rest of the nation will enjoy a calm and sunny day.
Afternoon temperatures will rise to the 70s and 80s across the Deep South, Mid-Mississippi Valley, and Southeast. It will be the warmest in the southern Plains and Desert Southwest, as 80s and 90s are expected. Further to the north, 50s and 60s will be found in the Mid-Atlantic, Northeast, central and northern Plains, and Mountain West. These temperatures will also be found in the Great Lakes and Upper Midwest, however, areas closest to Canada will not see temperatures break the 30s and 40s.