21.   The shower and thunderstorm activity should diminish after sunset, but a few showers may again linger into the late evening hours.

22.   The shower and possible thunderstorm activity will be caused by typical daytime heating and not as a result of Hurricane Felix.

23.   The shower and thunderstorm activity should start to diminish after sunset, but a few showers may linger into late evening.

24.   This moisture will help to enhance some shower and thunderstorm activity across the east and the coastal waters overnight.

25.   This surface trough will be a focus for very deep moisture over the next several days with widespread shower and thunderstorm activity.

26.   This will focus any shower and thunderstorm activity over the northwest in the afternoon and over the east to southeast overnight into the morning.

27.   This will produce an increase in showers and thunderstorm activity across Puerto Rico Tuesday and Wednesday.

28.   This trend of mostly sunny mornings followed by some afternoon shower and thunderstorm activity will likely persist through the holiday weekend.

29.   Thunderstorm activity is also forecast but is unlikely to bring much needed rain, but rather lightning strikes which could trigger further fire outbreaks.