Storms are expected to develop again, bringing heavy rain and lightning to some areas. Tropical moisture from the Gulf is moving in, leading to scattered showers and storms. The storms will start near the coast and move inland later in the day.
Rain chances are expected to decrease by the evening. Further details on the forecast are available, including specific timing and potential impacts.
A warning has also been issued about a potential scam involving property deeds, with more information available on the topic. Additional news headlines and weather updates can be found through online resources.
On Thursday's show: We learn about efforts to double the funding for school vouchers. And we consider why the federal minimum wage hasn’t been raised in 17 years....
Live radar this Thursday: Thursday’s Forecast: Scattered showers and storms are expected again for Thursday. Storms start along the coast in the morning and move inland in the afternoon. Tropical moisture is moving in from the Gulf, so some areas have the potential for heavy rain...
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