11.   A stream of tropical moisture from the Pacific, however, will bring scattered thunderstorms to New Mexico.

12.   A stream of tropical moisture will keep warm but showery weather across the Florida peninsula.

13.   A stream of tropical moisture will reach into the southern Rockies, with afternoon thundershowers forming on some of the mountains.

14.   A surge of tropical moisture into the Southeast states will trigger thunderstorms, especially near the shore.

15.   Abundant tropical moisture interacting with a slow-moving front will bring recurrent showers and thunderstorms to northern Florida and the extreme southern Atlantic coast.

16.   After a long dry spell, welcome rains followed an increase in tropical moisture.

17.   Afternoon thunderstorms will again develop over the southern and central Rockies as invading tropical moisture combines with the uneven heating of mountains to produce roiling cumulus clouds.

18.   Clouds will spread into the Gulf States as tropical moisture, associated with the disturbance, is heated by the land.

19.   Clusters of showers and thunderstorms will flare across parts of southern Florida on Saturday as prevailing winds from the east-southeast continue to import tropical moisture.

20.   Early morning is an unusual time for thunderstorms in the West, but not when tropical moisture is being rapidly imported.