NEMO On High alert
NEMO is on high alert due to a weather system that may bring heavy rainfall and increase flooding risks in northern Belize.
NEMO is on high alert due to a weather system that may bring heavy rainfall and increase flooding risks in northern Belize.
Heavy showers caused the Macal River to rise, affecting the temporary wooden bridge between San Ignacio and Santa Elena Towns.
Flooding caused by torrential rains rendered the Kendall bridge impassable for several hours, affecting commuters and motorists in Belize.
A freak storm in Belize caused significant disruptions, including a fire in Lopez Mateos park and damage to K-Park Grocery store.
Belize City Council mobilizes personnel to assess flooding damage and plans for sanitation and infrastructure repairs after heavy rainfall.
Heavy rainfall caused significant flooding in Belize City, affecting commuters and motorists, with meteorologists predicting improvements in weather conditions soon.
San Pedro residents prepare for Tropical Storm Alex as evacuation efforts and safety measures are implemented ahead of the storm's expected landfall.
Belize City prepared for a storm that ultimately caused minimal disruption, with residents continuing their regular activities despite flooding.
Tropical Storm Alex made landfall north of Belize City, causing rising river levels and a flood warning across Belize.
A storm caused extended blackouts in several villages in the Orange Walk district, affecting power for over 24 hours in some areas.
A Tropical Storm Watch has been issued for the entire coast of Belize as Tropical Depression 1 approaches, with potential flash flooding expected.
A developing tropical wave in the Central Caribbean has a 40 percent chance of becoming a tropical cyclone, but poses no immediate threat to Belize.
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