L, an area of low pressure that formed about 100 miles east of Jacksonville overnight. According to Vanessa Vinent, it will continue to meander over the Atlantic Ocean through Saturday before it moves northeast toward the Carolinas on Sunday.

A tropical system and the heavy rains accompanying it could lead to flash flooding across Florida and other parts of the coastal Southeast this weekend. Forecasters at the National Hurricane Center said there is a 60 percent chance that the system will organize into a tropical depression in the next few days somewhere off the coast of Florida,

The National Hurricane Center says a tropical tropical or subtropical depression could form near Florida's Atlantic coast during July 4th weekend.