Invest 92L, the disturbance we’ve been following since early last week, was upgraded to the 7th tropical depression of the Atlantic hurricane season early Wednesday, breaking an unprecedented 20-day dry spell through what’s traditionally the busiest part of the season.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle has developed in the central Atlantic out of what had been Invest 92L. Here's what to expect in North Carolina.

Florida weather NOAA update: tropical depression or Tropical Storm Gabrielle is likely to form in central Atlantic soon. Any Palm Beach County impact?

The National Weather Service is warning that Southern California will feel much more like West Florida over the next three days as remnants of Tropical Storm Mario move into the region.

Chief Meteorologist Devon Lucie starts off with the tropics showing you where Invest 92-L is right now and where it's likely headed, and how strong it could get, while turning to second tropical wave showing you where it's likely going and if either system is any concern for Louisiana at this time,

Tropical moisture moves in the rest of the workweek bringing a chance of showers and thunderstorms across the county.

We are almost halfway through the month of September, and an active weather pattern continues with some tropical mischief possible in the Atlantic and Eastern Pacific Basin.

Today will be pleasant, starting off clear and cool in the 60s with high temperatures reaching the mid to upper 70s this afternoon.