At 2PM the center of TD#3 was relocated a bit northeast of the 11AM position, which will likely change the forecast track some later today. (They don't update forcasted track positions in the intermediate advisories)
This means the center may approach the middle Keys or South Florida rather than Key West. Nearly all of the convection is on the north side, so any areas north of the system will likely see rainfall (and possibly gusty weather and a small chance for tornadoes)
Recon is in the area now, so we may have some data soon from it.
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