AND REALLY THE REST OF THE WEEK. I’M GOING TO SOUND LIKE A BROKEN RECORD METEOROLOGIST. IT’S LIKE I HAVE TO FIND NEW WAYS TO SAY THAT IT’S GOING TO RAIN HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA, BUT WE’RE TO SWITCH YOUR ATTENTION TO THE TROPICS REALLY QUICK BECAUSE WE HAVE NOT ONE, BUT TWO FEATURES THAT WE’RE WATCHING OUT FOR. THE MOST PROMINENT THAT IS NOW TROPICAL DEPRESSION BARRY. IT’S TIME AS A TROPICAL STORM WAS UNDER 24 HOURS. IT GOT ITS NAME THIS MORNING RIGHT AROUND 8:00, BUT NOW IT HAS BEEN DOWNGRADED TO A TROPICAL DEPRESSION CROSSING OVER THE MEXICAN BORDER, IN WHICH WE STILL HAVE A LOT OF RAIN TO UNLEASH BETWEEN NOW AND THE MIDDLE OF THE WORKWEEK. SO LET’S TAKE A LOOK AT THE PROJECTED RAINFALL TOTALS RIGHT ACROSS SOTO LA MARINA. WE COULD POSSIBLY SEE 18 TO 24IN OF RAIN THAT COULD RESULT IN LANDSLIDES. MUDSLIDES. BECAUSE THE TERRAIN HERE, IT IS VERY MOUNTAINOUS AND VERY DANGEROUS. AND FURTHER UP TOWARDS THE NORTH, EVEN ACROSS THE SOUTHERN TIP OF TEXAS, BROWNSVILLE, YOU GUYS COULD SEE ANYWHERE BETWEEN 2 TO 5IN OF RAIN HEADING INTO THE MIDDLE OF THE WORKWEEK COMING UP. BUT LATE IN THE WORKWEEK. THIS IS AN AREA THAT WE ARE WATCHING OUT FOR RIGHT ACROSS THE EASTERN GULF AND THE WESTERN ATLANTIC. SANDWICHED IN BETWEEN THAT. THAT’S US HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. WE COULD POSSIBLY SEE SOME SUBTROPICAL OR TROPICAL FEATURES BEGIN TO TAKE FORM, WITH AN AREA OF LOW PRESSURE DEVELOPING ON WHAT’S GOING TO BE A STATIONARY BOUNDARY. AND ALONG THE STATIONARY BOUNDARY, YOU GUESSED IT, MUCH MORE RAIN HEADING OUR DIRECTION. HERE’S A LOOK. THE PROJECTED RAINFALL CHANCES ALL THE WAY THROUGH THURSDAY. THEY’RE GOING TO HOVER BETWEEN 60 AND 70%. SO THAT MEANS DAY AFTER DAY IT’S REPEAT SHOWER AFTER SHOWER HERE IN CENTRAL FLORIDA. I’LL BE TIMING OUT TOMORROW’S RAIN AND WHAT TO EXPECT ACROSS YOUR CERTIFIED, MOST ACCURATE