Storm Eta expected to strike US coast

Storm Eta is expected to make landfall along the coast of the United States, as it strengthened and pushed closer to the Cayman Islands. The weather systems torrential downpour triggered mudslides in Guatemala, and consequently killed at least 100 people. Authorities fear that the number might push higher, as nearly 150 people are still missing in the region.

Storm Eta expected to strike US coast

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