As per the National Hurricane Center’s 12 pm Saturday update, Sara after it first crossed the Caribbean Sea, departed Honduras, then moved toward the Caribbean Sea. Tropical Storm Sara is 20 miles west of Isla Roatan Honduras and 125 miles southeast of Belize City, with maximum sustained wind of 45 mph. It’s moving at 4 mph to the west.

The remnant system was last addressed in a final advisory by the National Hurricane Center at 4 am Monday. The tropical depression Sara has weakened into a remnant. Remnants of Sara are 90 miles southwest of Campeche Mexico, with maximum sustained wind of 30 mph. It’s moving at 13 mph to the northwest.

On Wednesday, the leftover moisture of Sara and an approaching cold front will act in concert to produce a 60% chance of needed rain for the Suncoast.

As per the National Hurricane Center’s 12 pm Friday update, Tropical Storm Sara is 30 miles south-southwest of Isla Guanaja Honduras and 170 miles southeast of Belize City, with maximum sustained wind of 50 mph. It’s moving at 2 mph to the west.

At 4 am Monday, the National Hurricane Center released the final advisory for the remnant ... especially along and near the Sierra La Esperanza. Across portions of Belize, El Salvador, eastern Guatemala, western Nicaragua, and the Mexican State of Quintana ...

Tropical Storm Sara now threatens to wreak havoc over Central America with days of heavy rain, flooding and mudslides. Where is it going next?

Tropical Depression Nineteen formed Thursday morning and is expected to become tropical Storm Sara later today, the NHC said.

Forecasters tell residents of eastern Gulf Coast and Florida to monitor the forecast closely for potential impacts next week.