SUMMARY: Fox 35 Storm Team meteorologist Brooks Garner reports that future tropical storm Sarah poses a reduced threat to Florida while likely causing catastrophic flooding in Honduras. The storm will bring significant rainfall, up to 40 inches, potentially resulting in mudslides and loss of life as it slowly moves westward over several days. Although there’s a slight chance it may briefly strengthen, the forecast indicates it will weaken as it reaches Mexico and eventually dissolve into a cold front by mid-next week, bringing some rain to Florida but no severe impacts. A beautiful weekend in Florida is expected before cooler weather arrives.

FOX 35 Storm Team Meteorologist Brooks Garner discusses the change in impacts expected for Florida from future Sara, which has developed in the Caribbean.

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SUMMARY: Tropical Depression 19 is being monitored as it moves westward, impacting Honduras and Nicaragua. The weather has improved significantly in Florida, with cooler temperatures in the low 80s and lower humidity due to a front passing through. A Super Moon is expected to cause king tide flooding, with high tides around 7 p.m. in Fort Lauderdale and Miami. Despite isolated showers and rough surf, outdoor plans are encouraged this weekend as conditions improve. While the depression may develop into a tropical storm, its potential impacts on Florida remain uncertain.

NEXT Weather meteorologist Lissette Gonzalez says Thursday afternoon will remain partly cloudy with highs in the low 80s.

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SUMMARY: Agape Flights, a nonprofit in the Tampa Bay Area, is facing challenges in its mission to support Haiti due to a recent FAA ban on flights following gang violence. The ban was enacted after a Spirit Airlines flight was shot at while preparing to land in Port-au-Prince. This has forced Agape Flights to halt its humanitarian supply deliveries, disrupting critical support for ministries and missionaries reliant on these supplies. The organization is currently seeking a humanitarian exemption to resume flights, with hopes to restore vital supply deliveries to the region soon. Jameson Toyo reflects on the unrest in his homeland, emphasizing the importance of Agape’s work.

Local nonprofit Agape Flights temporarily stopped its humanitarian supply flights to Haiti after the FAA grounded U.S. flights to the country.

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