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HOUSTON, Texas (KTRK) -- Tropical moisture will remain with us on Independence Day, and that will bring more scattered showers in the morning with another round of thunderstorms in the afternoon.

The phenomenon won’t last long though. Thunderstorms moving in Saturday are expected to push the dust back out. The threat of those storms is strongest for the upper half of the North Texas region.