Tropical Storm Sara Looms: Caribbean Braces for Late-Season Impact
TL;DR
The National Hurricane Center warns of a potential late-season tropical storm, possibly named Sara, forming in the Caribbean with a 90% chance of development in the next 48 hours. The storm could head towards Florida's Gulf coast, though its path remains uncertain. This would be a rare occurrence for November, with only three hurricanes making U.S. landfall in this month since 1850. The potential storm follows a series of recent hurricanes impacting Florida, highlighting concerns about climate change's role in increasing hurricane frequency and intensity.
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