The Hurricane Season Cometh...
The 2021 hurricane season begins with the formation of storm Ana, prompting a hurricane sensitization session by the Ministry of Disaster Risk Management in Belmopan.
The 2021 hurricane season begins with the formation of storm Ana, prompting a hurricane sensitization session by the Ministry of Disaster Risk Management in Belmopan.
A family in San Victor lost their roof during a freak storm but thankfully no one was injured.
Belize experienced one of its coldest days of the year, with temperatures dropping to the low 50s, prompting comments from residents.
Belize City experienced an emergency power outage due to repairs at the Magazine Road Substation, affecting various areas including the Philip Goldson and George Price Highways.
Belize City experienced flash flooding after a sudden storm dropped 5 inches of rain, but the water receded quickly thanks to cleared drains.
The 2020 Atlantic Hurricane Season ended with Belize experiencing historic flooding and significant damage from multiple storms, including Hurricanes Eta and Iota.
Residents in the Belize District are coping with severe flooding, with many needing boats to access their homes and shelters established for those affected.
nearly one foot of rain has fallen in Central Belize, causing flooding and prompting evacuations to shelters across several districts.
Belize is under a flash flood warning due to heavy rainfall from the remnants of Iota, with rising water levels reported in several districts.
Hurricane Iota impacts Nicaragua and Honduras, with heavy rainfall and flooding expected in Belize as the storm weakens.
Hurricane Iota, a Category 5 storm, is set to impact Nicaragua and Belize with significant rainfall and potential flooding.
Tropical Storm Iota is forming off Nicaragua and poses a significant threat to Belize as it approaches the Central American Isthmus.
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