Storm Sarah: Storm Sarah is coming to America, alert issued regarding flood, rain and landslides

A few days ago in America, cyclonic storm Helen caused great devastation in big cities like Florida. At the same time, now tropical storm Sarah is reaching Central America. Due to this storm, devastating floods, rains and landslides are expected. This storm will hit the coast of northern Honduras. Sarah has maximum winds of 40 miles per hour.

Earlier forecasts from the National Hurricane Center asked residents of the eastern Gulf of Mexico to keep an eye on the possibility of the storm reaching the US, but now the center believes that the storm will slow down significantly by the time it reaches Central America and Mexico's Yucatan Peninsula.

Sarah is the 18th named storm of the 2024 Atlantic hurricane season. Tropical activity should subside in November, but Sarah is now the third named storm of this month due to exceptionally warm waters caused by climate change.

Hurricane warning issued

Tropical storm warnings have been issued for parts of Honduras and Nicaragua. The storm's rains began in both countries on Thursday and strong winds will arrive by evening and intensify on Friday.

According to the National Hurricane Center, the storm will have strong winds and can produce heavy rainfall with devastating floods and landslides. Parts of northern Honduras could receive up to 30 inches of rain. Other parts of Central America from eastern Mexico to Nicaragua could receive up to 15 inches of rain from Sarah. Mostly, parts of the Caribbean and Central America have suffered heavy damage from November storms.