Tropical storm Sara highlights unusually active November hurricane season
This November surge follows Tropical Storm Patty and Hurricane Rafael, making it an unusually active final month for the hurricane season, which typically produces only one named storm every year or two. Experts cite warm ocean temperatures as a possible factor, though the role of climate change in extending hurricane seasons remains debated.
Four days after becoming a tropical storm, Sara is expected to soon swing north toward the US coast. First, heavy rainfall ...
Hurricane Sara is looking less likely with each update, but Florida may still see substantial rain and severe thunderstorms ...
Sara will weaken as it moves inland over the Yucatan Peninsula. Remnant tropical moisture may move into the Gulf of Mexico.
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Sara Won't Reach Hurricane Helene Or Milton Status In Florida, But Remnants Of The Storm Are Still Expected: Here's The LatestSara's status to Florida has seen positive improvements, but heavy rain is still expected to unleash over the state.
Wind shear (red - strong shear; green - low shear): ...
Tropical storm Sara is drenching Honduras’ northern coast, swelling rivers as it stalled over the Central American nation ...
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