We're back to discuss the latest weather forecast and its implications for air travel tomorrow; if you didn't read our first look, you can do so here. The large scale weather features highlighted in yesterday's outlook remain intact, with the main culprit for unsettled weather being a disturbance that tracked across the Northwest this morning. That disturbance heads east, causing an area of low pressure to form over the Great Lakes: a cold front follows that produces scattered showers (and some thunderstorms in southern areas) from the Great Lakes to South Central. What does this mean for travelers planning to fly tomorrow, when air travel is set to recover nearest to pre-pandemic levels? Let's read on to find out! (