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Unfavorable wind shear keeps the chance for development low for all these systems.

Forecasters say 1-3 inches of rain is likely, with some coastal areas possibly picking up over 4 inches.

A plume of moisture with tropical origins will arrive in Florida by the end of the week and could produce localized flooding.

Bermuda is under a tropical storm warning early Wednesday morning as Earl — the season's second hurricane — could produce life-threatening surf and rip currents.

It's located over 1,500 miles east of the United States, but in an area where the water is warmer than average and conditions for continued develop are very likely.

The system is about 1,000 east of the U.S. and poses no threat to land.

It is forecast to track slowly westward toward the northern Leeward Islands through Friday.

Four areas of tropical development are now being monitored in the Atlantic basin.

The chances for development with these areas remain low.

The Panhandle saw generally normal or below-normal temperatures, while the rest of Florida experienced near normal or slightly above-normal temperatures.

So far, the Atlantic hurricane season has seen only three named storms.

Beach umbrellas can turn into a wind-blown danger if not secured properly.