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.

A powerful storm system is expected to develop this week and blast portions of the Northeast with heavy rain while accumulating snow is possible in the Ohio Valley and Appalachians.

Wading through waist-deep water, residents along the northern coast of Honduras trudged through the streets on Friday carrying their belongings and pets, as heavy rains from Tropical Storm Sara caused widespread flooding across the area.

What was once Tropical Storm Sara dissipated Monday over Central America, following days of heavy rainfall, flooding, and mudslides in that region. The remnants of Sara will merge with a cold front over the Gulf of Mexico,

Tropical Depression Sara is expected to bring increased rain to Florida midweek with minimal storm impact as it weakens into a remnant low.

Sara, which slammed Honduras, Brazil, and parts of Central America, has dissipated, the NHC said. Though, its remnants are expected to merge with a cold front and bring some rain to Central Florida this week.