Tropical Storm Sara forms with potential catastrophic flooding in Central America
Tropical Storm Sara has at least 40 mph winds in the Caribbean Sea. As of the latest forecast, Central America is bracing for potentially life-threatening flooding. Tropical Storm Warnings and Watches are in place for parts of Central America.
Tropical Storm Sara closes in on ‘life-threatening’ and ‘potentially catastrophic’ impact with Central America
Sara is now expected to track further west over more of Central America and the Yucatán and weaken after being starved of the warm water it would need to survive. Sara will likely undergo too much interaction with land in Central America and Mexico to survive into the Gulf of Mexico, the NHC said Thursday afternoon.
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Forecasters say Tropical Storm Sara has formed in the Caribbean Sea and was expected to cause life-threatening flash flooding ...
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