The rare November storm may end parts of Georgia and Alabama’s drought. Why isn’t it becoming a hurricane despite warm ocean waters?

"Not only does this have a significant chance of becoming a hurricane, but it may become a major hurricane very quickly," hurricane expert Alex DaSilva said

A strong cold front moving through Florida will bring the coldest temperatures the state has seen since winter months earlier this year.

Florida will get another brief glimpse of some early winter weather as a cold front swoops in behind the remnants of Tropical Storm Sara this week.

Tropical Storm Sara's remnants will cause heavy rains, possible flooding and the potential for tornadoes in Florida Panhandle, Big Bend.

A "moisture plume" associated with the remnants of Sara could help generate heavy rainfall along the U.S. Gulf Coast from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle next week.

Tropical Storm Sara is set to bring 6–10 inches of rain to Florida’s west coast, exacerbating ongoing flooding issues. While the storm lacks high winds or a significant storm surge, its impact underscores the relentless cycle of damage and rebuilding caused by repeated storms.

Tropical Storm Sara may have fizzled out over the Yucatan Peninsula, but its remnants — combined with an approaching cold front — are forecast to bring the potential for heavy rain to North Florida.