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There's a new tropical trouble spot brewing in the southeastern Gulf of Mexico this morning. Forecasters are monitoring it for development.

The slow-moving system could bring several inches of rain to South Louisiana over the next few days.

Acadiana should expect a lot of rain to fall over the next several days as the system moves toward the coast.

There is a lot of uncertainty as to where this system will go. However, it is forecast to become a tropical storm by later today.

The system in the Bay of Campeche is expected to strengthen. Where it is going is the bigger question.

The center of the storm should pass just to the west of Pensacola during the day today.

A stubborn area of disturbed weather in the southwest Gulf of Mexico could be poised to strengthen over the next five days.

The forecast track for Hurricane Sally has shifted away from southeastern Louisiana and New Orleans.

There is only one name left that hasn't been used in the 2020 Hurricane Season and that name could be taken this week.

Tropical Storm Sally is strengthening in the Gulf of Mexico this morning heading for landfall sometime tomorrow on the northern Gulf Coast.

Tropical weather watches and warnings have been posted for areas east of Morgan City to the Florida Panhandle.

Forecasters expect this system to strengthen as it moves into the warmer waters of the Gulf of Mexico today.