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Remnants of Hurricane Julia are giving forecasters cause for concern in the southwestern Gulf of Mexico this morning. Here's what we know about potential tropical development.

A tropical low is moving into the southwestern Gulf of Mexico this morning. There is potential for it to develop further as the weekend progresses.

Louisiana can expect an uptick in rain chances as a low-pressure system with the potential for tropical development slides to the south and west of the state.

Tropical development along Louisiana's coast next week is possible. Here's what forecasters are watching this weekend.

A tropical trouble spot has forecasters with the National Hurricane Center monitoring for possible development this week.

Louisiana's coast was impacted by three named storms this season. I'm sure you remember Ida, but what about the other two?

Wanda is the last name on this year's tropical storm name list. And it might not be the last storm to form this season.

Three potential trouble spots are being monitored for further development this morning.

The Gulf South is getting a bit of a breather from tropical weather but that could change as we are still near the peak of the tropical season in Louisiana.

As the Gulf South awaits a cold front this week, the tropical Atlantic Basin remains quite active with two named tropical systems.

The tropical Atlantic Basin remains very active. So far the prognosis for Louisiana and the Gulf of Mexico looks pretty good but that could certainly change.

The worst of the wet has now pushed off to the east but a flood threat remains over south Louisiana through the end of the week.