Tropical Storm Sara has intensified after stalling near Honduras, leading to severe flooding and mudslides across Central America. Reports indicate that over 20 inches of rain have fallen in certain areas of Honduras, prompting rescues as communities struggle with the aftermath. Despite its current impact, forecasts suggest that Sara may dissipate over the Yucatan Peninsula. However, it remains a potential threat to the Gulf Coast, with predictions of its remnants affecting Florida and surrounding states. The National Hurricane Center continues to monitor the storm as it reveals a significant path change and warns that conditions could lead to the formation of a hurricane in the coming days.