 WVU Extension agent Emily Morrow said there was more than enough rain during the early growing season, but then things drastically changed. In the early part of the season, some farmers in the eastern panhandle were dealing with a slug problem. Now they're just hoping to survive the summer. Morrow is hopeful a few days of steady rain get things back on track. Heavy thunderstorms developed across the state late Tuesday afternoon, with a chance for showers and storms continuing into Wednesday. High temperatures are expected to top out in the lower 80s Wednesday for the first time in seven days.