Tropical Storm Sara Forms in Caribbean, Threatens Central America and Potentially the US Gulf Coast

Tropical Storm Sara Forms in Caribbean, Threatens Central America and Potentially the US Gulf Coast

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Updated 1 month ago

Strength and Path Forecast

Tropical Depression Nineteen, soon to be named Tropical Storm Sara, is expected to strengthen over warm waters, with maximum sustained winds of 35 mph. It is forecasted to bring life-threatening rainfall and floods to and parts of .

The storm's path remains uncertain, but it is expected to approach the northern coast of Honduras, potentially reaching hurricane strength before threatening and the with strong winds and rain.

Potential Impact on the US

There are divergent scenarios regarding the storm's impact on the US Gulf Coast. It could either weaken over land in Central America or potentially strengthen over warm Gulf waters, with Florida as a possible destination by next week.

Should the storm reach the US, it could challenge the record for the latest landfalling hurricane. Forecast models suggest a track towards Florida, but significant uncertainty remains regarding its path and strength.
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