The National Hurricane Center says an area of low pressure dubbed Invest 92L could develop near the Atlantic coast this Fourth of July weekend.

Fourth of July holiday weekend could feature the formation of a subtropical or tropical depression from near Florida to off the Southeast Coast.

The more energy and spin our invest area can take on, the less widespread showers and thunderstorms many of us will have to endure across the Southeast -- from Central Florida to our neighbors in Georgia, and the Carolinas.

Showers and thunderstorms are becoming more concentrated around an area of low pressure – now designated Invest 92L – centered about 100 miles off the coast of northeast Florida.

A cluster of thunderstorms starting to swirl off the South Carolina coast could become a tropical or subtropical depression later Friday, the National Hurricane Center (NHC) said.

The FOX 35 Storm Team has designated the Fourth of July as a Weather Impact Day due to the strong showers and storms expected across Central Florida.

Though high throughout the day, rain chances will be decreasing through the evening, better news for fireworks celebrations!

An area of low pressure is forming off the coast of Jacksonville, Florida. The system could develop into a tropical storm or tropical depression later Friday.

A disturbance off the coast of the southeast United States – east of Florida, near Georgia and South Carolina – became better organized Friday to become Tropical Depression 3. It was previously known as Invest 92L.

The latest information on a coastal low developing and how it will impact Florida, Georgia, and the Carolinas this 4th of July weekend.