Meteorologists are monitoring a developing weather system currently over Florida, with the potential to move westward into the Gulf of Mexico. Satellite imagery shows deeper convection bursts off the southeast coast of Florida, accompanied by a weak spin to the northeast. Sea surface temperatures in the upper Gulf remain above normal, creating conditions that could support tropical development. Forecast models present mixed scenarios: the European (EURO) ensembles indicate almost no chance of development in the Gulf this week, while the Global Forecast System (GFS) ensembles suggest possible formation, with the ICON model even projecting a hurricane. The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is expected to update the system's development probability to around 30%, expanding the area of interest to include parts of the Atlantic. Overall, the system is anticipated to move westward across northern Florida and the Gulf, potentially affecting the Texas coast later in the week. Weather experts advise continued observation as conditions evolve.