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In the last day or two, Tropical Storm Karl formed in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico. Some of the clouds today in southern Florida are streamers of moisture from Karl, but the storm itself is expected to turn south into Mexico and won’t affect us here in the Southeast. A new wave has also emerged off of Africa, but any development will be slow and just something to watch at this time, but no immediate concerns, it has a long way to go before it gets to our area if it doesn’t fizzle out.
