What was once Tropical Storm Sara, has dissipated into a remnant area of low pressure about to enter into the far southern Gulf. Sara is not expected to re-intensify, and the NHC will not be issuing any further advisories on Sara. That being said, her left over moisture could enhance rainfall in parts of FL later this week, although there is some uncertainty in just how much moisture will be left over.
Published on: November 18, 2024 at 9:49 AM
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