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With that said, we could see some of this wave’s leftover moisture pull up and mix in with some existing energy that’s expected to move towards Florida later this weekend and into next week.  Nothing crazy development-wise currently — it just looks like rain for the Sunshine State.

There is a bit of good news on the horizon.

The MJO modeling shows a decrease in tropical action starting later next week and lasting through most of the rest of June (Orange is Dry / Green is Wet).

Not saying this is the end all be all, but it’s a good sign that we may get a “tropical breather” for a while.  Fingers crossed…

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