Wilma Whips Belize's Cayes
Wilma caused minor damage in San Pedro and significant flooding in Caye Caulker, but residents are now cleaning up and conditions are improving.
Wilma caused minor damage in San Pedro and significant flooding in Caye Caulker, but residents are now cleaning up and conditions are improving.
San Pedro experiences strong winds and flooding as Hurricane Wilma approaches, with waves crashing on the reef and minor damage reported.
Corozal Bay experienced a fish kill and receding tides as Hurricane Wilma approached, prompting health warnings and emergency preparations.
Hurricane Wilma is 169 miles northeast of Belize, but the country has suffered no major damage as the storm approaches the Yucatan Peninsula.
San Pedro prepares for tropical storm force winds as residents decide whether to evacuate ahead of Hurricane Wilma's arrival.
Northern Belize and the Cayes are under a tropical storm watch as Hurricane Wilma approaches the Gulf of Mexico.
Hurricane Wilma is tracking northward in the Caribbean, prompting NEMO to assess readiness despite not issuing warnings at this time.
Tropical Storm Wilma is approaching Belize with winds of 50 miles per hour, prompting concerns despite no current storm watch being declared by NEMO.
NEMO is on alert for potential flooding in Corozal and Orange Walk Districts as river levels rise due to consistent rains.
Tropical depression Stan has caused significant flooding in northern Belize, particularly affecting villages near the Rio Hondo.
An earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale was felt across Belize City, with reports of tremors and minor disruptions.
Professor William Gray predicts an early end to the hurricane season in October, despite the official end date being November 30th.
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