Good Monday… The surf today is small, clean and loggable with some knee to thigh high, mushy little peaks coming in. It is overcast and a little cooler than what we have had the past week. The rain chances really bump up tonight and in to tomorrow, so keep an eye on the sky. Maybe a little build in the surf later in the week, but for now, what we have today is about it for now. Invest 94L will continue to track to the west-northwest today before making a turn to the north and eventually northeast by Tuesday. It is expected to make this turn as it nears Florida, possibly brushing the southeastern coast of Florida Tuesday morning. In doing so, it can bring a period of clouds and soaking showers and thunderstorms to the southeastern coast of Florida and the northern Bahamas Monday night into early on Tuesday. Before then, it will bring locally heavy showers and storms to the central Bahamas during the day on Monday. There remains just a minimal chance that this develops into a tropical depression before turning to the northeast and becoming incorporated with a stalling cold front along the southeast coast of the United States during the middle of the week. As this front sits along the Southeast coast and over the warm water of the Gulf Stream, it remains possible that a tropical or subtropical system could develop later this week or over the weekend. This remains just a small possibility, but will be something to watch in the coming days.

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