A system that was in the Gulf of Mexico has crossed Florida into the Atlantic Ocean. Forecasters continue to watch it and two other systems in the tropics this morning.
The tropical activity in the Gulf is expected to move into Mexico later today. But, two more systems in the Atlantic are showing potential to become named storms over the next several days.
The Hurricane Center is monitoring a system that is approximately 500 miles south of Lafayette this morning. The greatest threat appears to be heavy rainfall.
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