Weekend Shows Record Rainfall
Belize City experienced record rainfall over the weekend, with 5.1 inches recorded, causing flooding and school closures.
Belize City experienced record rainfall over the weekend, with 5.1 inches recorded, causing flooding and school closures.
Floodwaters in the Corozal District are receding, but some areas, including XAIBE and Caledonia, remain under water.
floodwaters in northern Corozal are receding in some areas, but remain high in villages like San Joaquin and Libertad as rain is expected to continue.
Hurricane Ernesto made landfall on the Yucatan peninsula, while Corozal Town prepared with shelters and emergency plans but experienced minimal impact.
Chetumal experienced power outages affecting 15 to 20% of the city due to storm Ernesto, with recovery efforts underway.
Hurricane Ernesto is expected to make landfall in Mexico while Belize experiences minimal impacts and a nationwide closure of businesses.
Residents of Corozal prepare for potential flooding as Hurricane Ernesto approaches the region, with emergency plans and shelters being set up.
Tourists in San Pedro and Caye Caulker cut their vacations short due to a non-mandatory evacuation ahead of Hurricane Ernesto.
Hurricane Ernesto is approaching Mahahual, while residents recall the devastation caused by Hurricane Dean in 2007.
Belize is under a hurricane warning as Tropical Storm Ernesto approaches, with potential landfall expected by early Wednesday morning.
Belize City prepares for Tropical Storm Ernesto, which may strengthen into a hurricane, with emergency shelters ready for residents.
Heavy rains caused significant flooding in Belize, Cayo, and Stann Creek Districts, damaging roads and making some areas impassable.
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