Scattered showers and storms are expected on Thursday, with storms starting along the coast in the morning and moving inland in the afternoon. Tropical moisture from the Gulf brings a potential for heavy rain and lightning in some areas.
Rain chances are expected to decrease by the evening, around 8 pm. The current weather pattern is likely to bring thunderstorms every day through the weekend and beyond, with some cities experiencing strong thunderstorms while others wait for another day to receive rain.
Further details on the weather forecast and tropical updates are available, including information on the Atlantic and the peak of the hurricane season.
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....
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