NEMO Says, Storm Comin'!
A tropical storm is approaching Central America, potentially bringing heavy rainfall and flooding to Belize next week.
A tropical storm is approaching Central America, potentially bringing heavy rainfall and flooding to Belize next week.
A new tropical wave named Iota has formed in the Caribbean and could threaten Belize as it develops into a tropical depression.
Prime Minister Dean Barrow outlined the emergency response plan for over 30,000 Belizeans affected by historic flooding caused by the Eta weather system.
Mayor Earl Trapp reports that floodwaters in San Ignacio are receding, but residents in surrounding areas may still face rising water levels.
The National Met Service reports significant rainfall across Belize due to Tropical Depression Eta, with forecasts of improved weather conditions ahead.
Residents in Ladyville and Los Lagos face severe flooding due to Tropical Depression Eta and heavy rainfall, with many homes at risk of inundation.
The international airport in Belize District closed due to water accumulation on the runway, leading to the cancellation of two flights.
A flood warning is in effect for several districts as two men were rescued from the Mopan river after nearly being swept away while fishing.
Cayo experiences severe flooding, with rising waters affecting businesses and prompting evacuations as residents cope with the impact of heavy rains.
At least 19 deaths have been reported in Central America due to Hurricane Eta, while Belize prepares for potential flooding from the storm's remnants.
Hurricane Eta has weakened but is expected to bring significant rainfall and flooding to Belize as it moves westward.
NEMO has issued a flood warning for several districts in Belize due to rising river levels and heavy rainfall.
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