CENTRAL FLORIDA STORES WILL CLOSE. HAVE METEOROLOGIST KYLE GRAVLIN BACK WITH US THIS AFTERNOON. EVERYONE WANTS TO KNOW. KYLE: IT LOOKED CLEARER YESTERDAY, THE FORECAST FOR THE WEEKEND. NOW WE HAVE A LOT OF QUESTION MARKS. THERE WERE SHIPS IN THE COMPUTER MODEL OVERNIGHT. IF THAT CONTINUES WE WILL HAVE TO MAKE CHANGES TO THE FORECAST, WHICH I STILL HAVE RAIN IN RIGHT NOW. IF THIS SYSTEM PASSES OFFSHORE WE WOULD BE CONSIDERABLY DRIER. MARION COUNTY, A BEAUTIFUL DAY OCALA, FEELS LIKE 96. STEADY NORTHEAST BREEZE AT 12 MILES PER HOUR. ON RADAR THERE ARE SPOTTY DOWNPOURS. WE ARE WATCHING THESE WORK EAST TO NORTHEAST, WEST TO SOUTHWEST, SEMINOLE TO ORANGE COUNTY, ANOTHER BATCH OF RAIN ABOUT TO MOVE INTO THE SPACE COAST. IN BETWEEN YOU GET A DECENT AMOUNT OF SUNSHINE. MOST AREAS ARE CLOSE TO THE LOW 90’S AT THIS POINT. A FEW SPOTTY SHOWERS SOUTHERN BREVARD AND WESTERN OSCEOLA COUNTY. THOSE ARE FALLING APART. THOSE AROUND AND SOUTH OF THE ORLANDO METRO WITH AN OCCASIONAL LIGHT SHOWER AROUND FLAGLER COUNTY WORKING WEST AND SOUTHWEST. LET’S GET BACK TO THE TROPICS. INVEST 95 SHOWING SIGNS OF DEVELOPMENT. OVERNIGHT, WITH THE POTENTIAL THAT THE CENTER OF THIS COMES TOGETHER FURTHER EAST TH PREVIOUSLY THOUGHT, THAT BRINGS DIFFERENT SCENARIOS INTO PLAY. NAMELY ONE WHERE WE SEE THE SYSTEM DEVELOP LIQUOR, PASSED THROUGH THE BAHAMAS CLOSE TO -- DEVELO QUICKER, PASS THROUGH THE BAHAMAS. IT WOULD BE TERRIBLE NEWS FOR PARTS OF THE BAHAMAS. BECAUSE THIS IS SHOWING SIGNS OF DEVELOPMENT THE NATIONAL HURRICANE CENTER A SAYING THIS MORNING THEY COU CALL THIS A POTENTIAL TROPICAL CYCLONE AND ISS AN ADVISORY SOMETIME TODAY. NO GUARANTEES, BUT SOMETHING TO WATCH INTO THIS AFTERNOON. COMES AT 2:00 P.M. WE HAD A LOT OF MODELS THAT TOOK THIS THROUGH FLORIDA INTO THE GULF OF MEXICO. YOU CAN SEE ON THE SPAGHETTI PLOT, THAT IS NO LONGER THE CASE. THESE MODELS ARE ALL OVER THE PLACE WHEN THIS GETS INTO OR AROUND THE BAHAMAS. WE HAVE A SECONDARY WAVE THAT WE WILL WATCH, BUT THAT IS LIKELY FOR NEXT WEEK OR THE WEEK AFTER THAT. WE WILL WATCH IT AS IT MAKES THE PASS ACROSS THE ATLANTIC WILL STOP FEELS LIKE TEMPERATURES IN THE 90’S, BUT NO ONE HUNDREDS. TRACKING THESE FAST-MOVING SHOWERS COMING ON SHORE OFF THE WESTERN ATLANTIC. AFTERNOON, EVENING, ESPECIALLY NORTH OF THE ORLANDO METRO, VERY LOW RAIN COVERAGE. WATCHING SHOWERS YOU WILL HAVE TO DODGE THIS AFTERNOON. LOW 90’S INLAND. MID TO UPPER 80’S AT THE COAST. THE SEVEN-DAY FORECAST WITH NOTICEABLE QUESTION MARKS IN THE SATURDAY, SUNDAY TIME PERIOD. I HAVE A 50 TO 60% CHANCE OF