The National Hurricane Center (NHC) is closely monitoring a weather feature known as Invest 90-L, which has been designated for investigation. While the chances of it developing into a tropical system are currently low, the NHC is running models on the system to gather more information.

Invest 90-L is a result of a trough of low pressure situated over the eastern Gulf of Mexico. This area is generating disorganized showers and thunderstorms, which are forecasted to move across Florida. Heavy rainfall is expected across parts of Central Florida throughout the week.

According to the NHC, the formation probability of Invest 90-L is currently at 10% within the next 48 hours, and 20% within the next seven days. While there may be some slow development after the system moves off the southeast coast later this week, it should be noted that this is not a guarantee.

The term "invest" is used by the NHC to indicate a weather feature that is being investigated. It is not necessarily an indication of tropical system development, but rather a way for meteorologists to gather more data and run models on the system.

The NHC's designation of Invest 90-L allows them to gather crucial information and analyze its potential impacts. By closely monitoring this system, the NHC aims to provide accurate forecasts and warnings to residents in the affected areas.

As the NHC continues to track Invest 90-L, it is important for residents in Central Florida and the U.S. Southeast coast to stay updated on the weather conditions and heed any advisories or warnings issued by local authorities. While the chances of tropical development are currently low, heavy rainfall can still result in localized flooding and other hazards.

The NHC advises everyone to remain prepared and follow any instructions from their local emergency management agencies. As the situation evolves, further updates will be provided by the NHC to ensure the safety and well-being of the communities in the potential path of Invest 90-L.