31.   Meanwhile, a plume of tropical moisture streaking north from the Gulf of Mexico was triggering thunderstorms over the southeast.

32.   Meanwhile, thunderstorms, fueled by tropical moisture and the uneven heating of mountains and valleys, will boil up over the Southwest.

33.   Meanwhile, thunderstorms will dapple much of the Rockies as invading tropical moisture teams with the uneven heating of mountains and valleys to render the atmosphere very unstable.

34.   More heavy rain is likely along the Southeast Coast as tropical moisture streams north ahead of Harvey.

35.   Meanwhile, a train of tropical moisture will continue to produce drenching thunderstorms across central and south Florida.

36.   Monday, a band of tropical moisture moved into the western Gulf Coast, bringing scattered thunderstorms to coastal Texas and Louisiana.

37.   Nonetheless, heavy rains will invade southern and central parts of the Florida peninsula as tropical moisture streams northeastward into the region.

38.   On Thursday, invading tropical moisture will provide fuel for late afternoon showers and heavy thunderstorms.

39.   Rainfalls will be boosted by tropical moisture that will be drawn northward into the rainy fray.

40.   Scattered heavy thunderstorms will douse parts of southwest Florida as a disturbance teams with local sea-breeze fronts to lift tropical moisture.