Not really. The flow pattern we're currently under isn't one that is condusive to tropical activity really anywhere in the basin. If a southerly flow across the state persisted later on into the season, while conditions became condusive elsewhere to development, then anything that approaches this flow pattern will either be caught up in it -- moving across Florida -- or (more likely) will feel its effects well beforehand and move towards the north and east before reaching the coast. Only time will tell as to what happens, but this sort of pattern isn't all that unusual for this time of year for Florida.
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