Map: Will Tropical Storm Sara hit Florida? Here’s the latest track

A weather system in the western Caribbean Sea is expected to form into Tropical Storm Sara and has the potential to take a turn toward Florida by the middle of next week, forecasters said.

Although it’s far too early to be certain of what, if any, impacts will be felt in the Sunshine State, some computer models have indicated Sara could be something to watch. The system is currently off the coast of Central America and may interact with land before entering the Gulf of Mexico, diminishing its potential intensification and making it too soon to determine if the storm will become a hurricane.

Here’s the latest forecast path:

Spaghetti models, an ensemble of the tracks predicted by the various storm forecasting systems, show the potential turn back toward Florida.