Here is a preview of the weather for this coming Friday. A wet swath willextend from Missouri to New England. Areas north of that band will be chillywith temperatures no higher than the 50s from Wisconsin to the Dakotas. TheNorthwest will finally get to enjoy some milder weather after days ofbelow-normal temperatures. The Southeast will be warm and humid, while theSouthwest is warm and dry.Story by AccuWeather.com Expert Senior Meteorologist John Kocet.
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