11.  A stalled front near the Southeast Coast will be active with showers and thunderstorms.

12.  A stalled front will act to lift the warm, moist air, causing showers and thunderstorms later Thursday from southeast Texas to the panhandle of Florida.

13.  A stalled front will activate clusters of showers and thunderstorms from southern Florida to the western Gulf of Mexico.

14.  A stalled front will focus clouds and moisture in the Deep South.

15.  A stream of very humid air moving northward through the Mississippi Valley will encounter a jet stream disturbance along a stalled front in Iowa.

16.  A stalled front and onshore breezes will combine to keep scattered showers and thunderstorms over parts of extreme southern of Florida and southeastern Texas.

17.  A stalled front from Florida to Texas will be the focus of thick clouds and showers.

18.  A stalled front near the Missouri River will be the focus for scattered strong thunderstorms during the afternoon and evening.

19.  A stalled front near the Southeast coast will be the focus for recurrent thundershowers that will produce locally heavy rain from the coastal Carolinas to northern Florida.

20.  A stalled front will act as the focus for the development of these storms.