Well, we almost had something...

Well, there you have it... apparently, over the course of the day yesterday, that area in the Caribbean flared up and really gave the tropical predictors something to really talk about, but this morning things aren't looking good for little Invest 90, which is now being absorbed into a much larger non-tropical low over Florida which is bringing rain and powerful wind to much of Florida and south Georgia. Though an unlikely probability, there is a slight chance that a tropical cyclone will develop out of the weak tropical low that has planted itself over the Bahamas.

SATELLITE IMAGES AND SURFACE OBSERVATIONS INDICATE THAT THE WEAK AREA OF LOW PRESSURE LOCATED NEAR THE CENTRAL BAHAMAS IS BECOMING ABSORBED BY A LARGER NON-TROPICAL LOW CENTERED OVER FLORIDA. DEVELOPMENT OF THIS SYSTEM NOW APPEARS UNLIKELY... IN ADDITION...LITTLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE NON-TROPICAL LOW OVER FLORIDA IS EXPECTED AS IT MOVES WESTWARD INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO AT 10 MPH OVER THE NEXT DAY OR TWO. THERE IS A LOW CHANCE...LESS THAN 30 PERCENT...OF TROPICAL CYCLONE DEVELOPMENT IN THIS AREA DURING THE NEXT 48 HOURS. THIS WILL BE THE LAST SPECIAL TROPICAL WEATHER OUTLOOK ISSUED FOR THIS SYSTEM.

This is what they expect it might do, as nothing though... It really is an amazing low over Florida. It's presentation on radar is impressive.
Locally, we are seeing quite unseasonably cool weather with lows in the low 50's and highs barely breaching 70°, with wind advisories. The coast is facing issues of beach erosion and high surf, as this powerful low pressure system spins over the state. It doesn't feel much like May at all, or perhaps we are just training for hurricane season.

Have a great day!
~Dew-new