August to November’s (Very) Above Average Rainfall
The Meteorology Service reports significant above-average rainfall from August to November, impacting agriculture and infrastructure across Belize.
The Meteorology Service reports significant above-average rainfall from August to November, impacting agriculture and infrastructure across Belize.
Belize experienced a weak hurricane season, with only two storms developing into hurricanes and no major storms affecting the country.
A flash flood caused significant damage in San Ignacio/Santa Elena, destroying homes and displacing families.
The Belize River is rising, causing severe flooding in Crooked Tree and prompting evacuations and assistance from the Coast Guard.
Floodwaters are rising in several areas of Belize District due to heavy rain, affecting transportation and causing concerns among residents.
Floodwaters are rising in the Belize District, prompting emergency meetings and shelter openings in Hattieville and surrounding areas.
Flooding caused by relentless rains in Belize has resulted in the death of a farmer, Carlos Valdez, after his canoe capsized in the Mopan River.
Flooding is affecting many areas across Belize, with emergency rescues and shelter openings reported in response to rising waters.
NEMO warns of flooding due to heavy rains from a cold front affecting various communities across Belize.
Heavy rainfall caused flash flooding in Belize, but conditions are expected to improve in the coming days according to Chief Met Officer Dennis Gonguez.
The city council has set up a temporary Emergency Operating Center in preparation for expected heavy rain and potential flooding.
Belize City experienced significant flooding due to heavy rainfall, with the MET Office reporting only 2 to 2.5 inches of rain.
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