This map possibly shows an earlier stage of a cyclone. Very warm temperatures can be seen in most parts of New Mexico, Arizona, Nevada, Colorado, and Utah, averaging between 25: and 32' Celsius. A belt-like band along the pacific coast, through the northern states of Idaho, Montana, the Dakotas, and Wyoming, as well as Canada and south to Texas and Louisiana, Mississippi, and Florida averages temperatures from 12 to 25' Celsius. The entire area of New England and the Mid-Atlantic, and most parts of the Midwest feature cool weather, between about 5 and 13' Celsius. It appears, the center of a cyclone could be forming over the states of Montana and Wyoming. where a cold front lays to the north and to the west along the Pacific, and a warm front to the east and southeast (ND, SD, NE. KS, OK, TX). In a counterclockwise direction. they may be moving around the center, bringing capricious weather. On the other hand, a high-pressure center may be in the east (Tennessee, Kentucky. West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina), where no defined fronts appear