Heavy rain is possible across South Florida from a disturbance in the Gulf of Mexico.

NOAA says the season could even become "extremely active".

Arthur is no threat to Florida.

The season’s first tropical cyclone forms sixteen days before the official start of hurricane season.

Heavy rain, gusty winds and rough surf are expected Friday across southeast Florida from a potential tropical or subtropical storm developing nearby.

A disturbance near The Bahamas might develop into a subtropical storm this weekend, but it poses no significant threat to the state of Florida.

Beneficial rain is still expected for South Florida, but amounts will be much lighter across the rest of the state.

Moisture is expected to return to the Sunshine State this weekend, and it will likely bring much-needed rain to the drought-stricken landscape of central and south Florida.