The oil plume is more than 75 miles from Florida and no oil impacts are expected upon any part of the Florida coastline within at least the next 72 hours. A stalled frontal boundary over the central Gulf States will inch slightly north, shift light winds to the southeast this afternoon, and may produce isolated showers and thunderstorms across the northern-central gulf this afternoon. Light winds and seas are generally expected until Friday, which will be favorable for surface oil recovery operations. A portion of the oil, scattered light and very light sheens, have been observed moving to the southeast over the last few days. A general consensus of the forecast models indicate some portion of the oil may stay in a small eddy to the north of the loop current and move back north, while some of the oil moves south into the loop current