But If It Floods Tonight….
Belize City residents faced flooding as heavy rain caused water to enter homes, prompting the city council to prepare for emergency response and shelter plans.
Belize City residents faced flooding as heavy rain caused water to enter homes, prompting the city council to prepare for emergency response and shelter plans.
Tropical Depression 2 caused significant flooding in Belize, with rising water levels reported in several districts following heavy rainfall.
Tropical Depression 2 formed unexpectedly near Belize, causing significant rainfall and flooding in southern regions, according to Chief Met Officer Dennis Gonguez.
Flooding from Tropical Depression 2 affected residents in Sarawee and Sittee River, leading to evacuations and impassable roads.
Tropical Depression #2 brings heavy rainfall and flooding risks to Southern Belize, with rivers rising and road closures reported.
NEMO is preparing for an above average hurricane season and emphasizes the media's role in disaster preparedness and information dissemination.
NEMO prepares for the 2013 hurricane season by updating disaster preparedness plans and emphasizing individual responsibility for safety during storms.
A severe storm in Belize District caused significant damage, ripping off roofs and leaving residents exposed to the elements.
A brief hailstorm occurred in the Northern Corozal District affecting several villages including Libertad and Corozal Town.
Belize City Council held an evacuation meeting and announced the installation of 70 evacuation route signs ahead of the hurricane season.
Forecasters predict an above-average 2013 Atlantic hurricane season with 18 tropical storms and nine hurricanes expected.
A slight tremor was felt in Belize from a 5.5 magnitude earthquake near San Juan Pueblo, Honduras, with no immediate reports of damage.
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