Have had some time today to search for any other info on this.....found the following on the CPC Hazard Assessment page from Thursday next week to Monday the next.

"Of interest during this time frame is the development of a low pressure system off of the Carolina coast. Some models bring it closer to shore than others, but it will likely remain out to sea."

Local discussions are igoring it altogether at this point...here is long term from Tampa NWS....Miami has posted long-term outlet for today yet....

".LONG TERM (SUNDAY NIGHT - FRIDAY)...THE BACK DOOR COLD FRONT EXITS
THE AREA LATE SUN NIGHT WITH ONLY ISOLATED SHOWERS DURING THE NIGHT.
HIGH PRESSURE ALONG THE EASTERN SEA BOARD MORNING BUILDS AND SHIFT
DOWN INTO THE SE U.S. AND THE GULF THROUGH THE PERIOD...DOMINATING
THE CWFA WITH STABLE DRY CONDITIONS AND TEMPS RUNNING AROUND NORMAL."

Will watch this closely this weekend!!