CEMO Ready For Hurricane Season 2018
CEMO officials announced their preparedness for the hurricane season during a press conference in Belize City.
CEMO officials announced their preparedness for the hurricane season during a press conference in Belize City.
The story reflects on past storm chasing experiences and the impact of hurricanes on communities as the 2018 hurricane season begins.
NEMO prepares for the hurricane season as experts predict normal to slightly above normal storm activity in the Atlantic Basin.
Climatologist Ronald Gordon discusses the dry season and temperature forecasts at the climate outlook forum.
Climatologist Ronald Gordon projects below normal rainfall for Belize during the upcoming rainy season, reducing concerns about devastating downpours.
Chief Meteorologist Catherine Cumberbatch advises Belizeans to prepare for the upcoming hurricane season, which is expected to be normal or slightly above normal.
NEMO assessed damage and provided supplies to families in San Pedro after a storm caused significant destruction to homes.
A freak storm hit Crique Jute village, causing damage to homes and uprooting trees, leaving residents shaken.
January 2018 was recorded as the wettest January with 20 inches of rain at the Phillip Goldson International Airport.
Unitedville residents experienced severe flooding after heavy rain inundated homes and washed away coconuts, marking the worst flood they have faced.
Cayo District is on alert as river levels rise, particularly at Iguana Creek Bridge, prompting warnings for residents and drivers.
A NICH pickup flipped on the Southern Highway at Lando Hill, marking the second accident in two days on the same slippery area.
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