Be Prepared For a More Active Hurricane Season
Belize is advised to prepare for a more active hurricane season as projections indicate an above normal number of storms due to warm sea surface temperatures.
Belize is advised to prepare for a more active hurricane season as projections indicate an above normal number of storms due to warm sea surface temperatures.
Tropical storm Bret is no longer a threat to Belize, with only a few showers expected next week according to Chief Meteorologist Ronald Gordon.
Belize is experiencing higher temperatures this dry season due to a transition from La Nina to El Nino, affecting humidity and heat wave occurrences.
Shanea Young explains how the El Niño event affects hurricane development and the expected weather patterns for the upcoming season.
BEL warns customers to prepare for potential power outages due to unstable supply caused by extreme weather and maintenance issues.
Thunderstorms arrived in San Pedro, prompting evacuations as residents faced intense rain and thunder.
The delayed rainy season is expected to begin tonight with thunderstorms across most areas of Belize.
Experts indicate that hurricanes are unlikely to hit Belize in successive years, reflecting on the impact of Hurricane Lisa last year.
Belize is currently experiencing a heat wave instead of the expected start of the rainy season.
the 2023 hurricane season begins with predictions of 12 to 17 named storms and the importance of preparedness emphasized by the National MET Service.
BEL warns customers of potential power outages due to high temperatures and maintenance issues at the Blair Athol Power Company.
The police department is prepared for potential hurricane events, as stated by the Commissioner of Police.
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