A tropical depression has formed in the Gulf, leading to heavy rain on Florida's west coast. In Miami, the weather is expected to remain mostly dry. Warm and humid conditions are forecast, with only a slight chance of rain. Further information on the tropical depression and its impact on the region is available from CBS4 Miami.
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