TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (WTXL) — What's left of the former Tropical Storm Sara is in the form of deep moisture that has combined with the cold front moving east across the Gulf of Mexico. It will contribute to soaking rain around the Florida peninsula and even locally in the state line region, but there won't be any enhancements in terms of wind. Breezier conditions exist for offshore areas, but not to extraordinary levels.
The remainder of the Atlantic basin waters are void of any developing tropical disturbances.
