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Scattered storms are expected to continue through the weekend due to an area of deep tropical moisture. This moisture will lead to heavy downpours on Sunday. Further details about the weather are available from the source.
The presence of this tropical moisture means that storms will be present on Sunday, bringing heavy rain. The source provides more information about the expected weather conditions, including the potential for heavy downpours on Sunday.
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