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Tropical Storm Sara Brings Life-Threatening Flooding to Honduras

Tropical Storm Sara is causing severe flooding in Honduras, prompting emergency declarations and fears of catastrophic conditions as it approaches Belize.

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Updated: Nov 16th, 2024, 3:14 PM ET

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Tropical Storm Sara has stalled over Honduras, unleashing heavy rains that have led to flooding and mudslide warnings across the region. As it approaches Belize, the storm has resulted in a national emergency declaration in Honduras, with authorities urging residents to avoid flood-prone areas. Reports indicate that some communities remain cut off due to swollen rivers, raising concerns about evacuation efforts. While the storm is expected to weaken after making landfall in Belize, areas affected could see significant rainfall totals. Previous storm history in 2020 adds to the anxiety in the region amidst ongoing recovery efforts.

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