Hurricane Sally continues to gain strength as it approaches the US Gulf Coast and could become a Category 2 before it makes landfall on Tuesday (September 16). <br /><br />Footage filmed on Tuesday (September 15) shows strong winds and rain crashing into a sea-front hotel in Pensacola, Florida as the terrified tourist on ''vacation for a few days'' feared they could be ''stranded here with no running water.''<br /><br />Further footage filmed on Tuesday evening (September 15) in Perdido Key shows strong waves crashing ashore.<br /><br />The national hurricane center warned that the storm could produce as much as 30 inches of rain that would possibly trigger "life threatening flooding."<br /><br />Officials said on Tuesday night (September 15) that the storm was around 65 miles south-southeast of Mobile, Alabama, and 60 miles southwest of Pensacola, Florida.
