Tropical Storm Sarah Impact Assessment

Meteorologist Valerie Mills provides an update on the 2024 hurricane season, noting that it is nearing its end. She discusses Tropical Storm Sarah, which is causing significant rain and flooding in Northern Honduras. The storm is moving slowly but is expected to weaken. The video also covers the movement of tropical moisture merging with a cold front, affecting Florida with rain but no major tropical threats. The Atlantic Basin remains quiet, and future updates will be provided.

How many days are left until the end of the 2024 hurricane season?

• 10 days

• 14 days

• 20 days

• 30 days

What has been the primary impact of tropical storm Sarah on Northern Honduras?

• High winds

• Heavy rain and flooding

• Tornadoes

• Hailstorms

What has been the main issue with tropical storm Sarah's movement?

• It is moving too fast

• It is moving in circles

• It is nearly stationary

• It is moving south

What is the expected wind speed of tropical storm Sarah by Monday?

• 30 mph

• 40 mph

• 35 mph

• 25 mph

What was the initial concern regarding tropical storm Sarah's path?

• It would hit the Gulf of Mexico

• It would move to Europe

• It would dissipate quickly

• It would strengthen into a hurricane

What is expected to merge with the tropical moisture affecting Florida?

• A stationary front

• A cold front

• A dry line

• A warm front

When is the rain expected to affect Florida due to the merging of tropical moisture and the front?

• Thursday

• Wednesday

• Tuesday

• Monday

What is the current status of the Atlantic Basin?

• Experiencing a hurricane

• Under a tropical storm warning

• Quiet with no areas of interest

• Active with multiple storms

What is happening to the water temperatures in the Gulf and off the State of Florida?

• They are staying the same

• They are cooling down

• They are fluctuating

• They are warming up

What is the expected status of tropical storm Sarah by the end of the weekend?

• It will strengthen

• It will remain the same

• It will become a hurricane

• It will no longer be a tropical storm