Tropical Storm Sara Causes Severe Flooding in Honduras

The storm threatens Central America with life-threatening floods and mudslides as it moves towards Belize.

Tropical Storm Sara has caused widespread flooding in northern Honduras with rainfall of up to 35 inches expected in isolated areas.
The storm has prompted a national emergency in Honduras, displacing over 1,000 residents and leading to significant infrastructural damage.
Sara is forecasted to continue impacting Central America, with Belize, Guatemala, and the Yucatan Peninsula bracing for heavy rain and potential mudslides.
The National Hurricane Center warns of potentially catastrophic flash flooding and mudslides, particularly near the Sierra La Esperanza mountain in Honduras.
While initially feared to impact the U.S. as a hurricane, Sara's potential impact on Florida has decreased, with possible rainfall expected by midweek.