Jose Diaz-Balart: In the south, people are under flood watches tonight as Alberto gains strength and builds a great deal of rain. This could be a big problem for people along the Gulf Coast from Florida to Louisiana. Dave Price is it all and has a forecast. Dave?Dave Price: Jose, this is the first named storm of the season and of course the season doesn't officially begin until June 1st. This is what we're looking at. There it is sitting just to the north of the western tip of Cuba. Wind sustained right now at just about .Movement to the north at about 13 miles per hour. Wind speeds and forward speed probably going to pick up in the next little while. It's going to take a jog towards Florida and then it's gonna to the north and to the west before finally around 1:00 p.m. with wind sustained just west of Panama City. One of the big concerns over the next 48 to 72 hours? Well, right through Florida. The storm then gains strength, of rain or more could be hitting the Gulf states, that along with high surf and a trip current risk as well. And that, of course, if it doesn't stall, then we're talking about more rain. Jose?Jose Diaz-Balart: Dave Price, thank you very much.