A wet, summertime pattern is expected to continue through the week ahead. This pattern will bring showers and thunderstorms. Further details on the timing and intensity of these storms are available from CBS12.
The source indicates that enhanced coverage of showers and storms will be provided for the new work week, but does not specify particular outcomes or additional effects of the weather pattern.
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