So many area's of disturbed weather, so little time..... varying models taking turns spinning up something or another. It's understandable how each areas proximity to each other and forecasted motion towards Yucatan, Cuba, W. Bahamas, and the Florida peninsula may have (or still is?) a cause for some confusion by some folks. All I know is, with each seemingly moving over, near, or towards Florida..... the complexity of it all must be giving fits to all the local Florida NWS forecast offices. So much so that I'm just waiting to see if some forecaster just throws their hands up and deciding to just write something within the Forecast Discusdion like "..... So, given the tightening pressure gradient between the forecast massive surface high expected to blanket the Eastern CONUS, along with any one of 3 or more areas of low pressure anticipated to approach Florida from the Bay of Campeeche, the W. Caribbean, the Southeast Bahamas, as well as now possibly developing over the Florida Straits, I've simply decided to hoist Tropical Storm Watches over the entire state of Florida for at least the 1st two weeks of October.....".