Some Rivers Still Rising
Tropical Storm Cristobal has caused several rivers in Belize to rise above flood levels, with ongoing monitoring from the National Hydrological Service.
Tropical Storm Cristobal has caused several rivers in Belize to rise above flood levels, with ongoing monitoring from the National Hydrological Service.
Tropical Storm Cristobal is affecting weather conditions in Belize, causing flooding in several areas and impacting the sugar industry.
Tropical Storm Cristobal is causing heavy rains and thunderstorms across Belize, with flooding concerns in several areas as conditions are expected to improve by the weekend.
The National Met Service's radar has been down since mid-March, and parts are being ordered for repairs.
Tropical Storm Amanda caused at least 17 deaths in Central America and brought heavy rainfall to Belize, leading to rising water levels in several rivers.
A warning has been issued for heavy rainfall and potential flooding in Belize and Central America due to an approaching weather system.
Residents of San Ignacio and Santa Elena celebrate rain that alleviates smoke from forest fires in the area.
A low-pressure area off Central America has a 20% chance of developing, prompting NEMO to advise families to review emergency plans.
CEMO and NEMO are preparing for a low pressure system that may threaten Belize City, ensuring readiness for potential disaster management.
NEMO has issued a precautionary notice regarding a low pressure area off the coasts of Nicaragua and Honduras that may develop into a tropical system.
NEMO and the MET office are monitoring a weather system in the Caribbean Sea that poses no immediate threat to Belize.
NEMO warns the public that the height of the hurricane season is here and urges preparations for potential storms.
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