An upper level low closed off aloft in the eastern Gulf of Mexico.  This caused the formation of a low pressure area
offshore Florida's west coast.  Discussed as a tropical depression in the Weekly Weather and Crop Bulletin, this system
moved slowly north-northwest over a 2-3 day period before the formation of a new cyclone offshore the Carolinas caused
the dissipation of this system.  Heavy rains fell along both coasts of the state, but particularly along the west coast between
Naples and Tampa.  The track within the graphics below was based upon the Daily Weather Map series.  Rainfall information
was provided by the National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, North Carolina and the Jacksonville section of the Army
Corp of Engineers.