Corozal Spared From Beryl's Rains
Corozal was spared from hurricane Beryl, experiencing no rain or wind, and the town returned to normalcy after being prepared for the storm.
Corozal was spared from hurricane Beryl, experiencing no rain or wind, and the town returned to normalcy after being prepared for the storm.
Hurricane Beryl made landfall in Mexico as a category 2 hurricane, sparing Belize from significant impacts.
The MET predicts a wet weekend with continued rain and advises caution for small vessel operators due to gusty winds and thunderstorms.
NEMO has fast-tracked its preparations for the hurricane season due to the early arrival of Hurricane Beryl, a category 5 storm.
Belizeans reflect on their preparations for Hurricane Beryl, which ultimately did not make landfall, leaving many with unused supplies.
Minister Cordel Hyde expresses concern over the potential impact of a category 5 hurricane on Belize City during the ongoing hurricane season.
The Chief Meteorologist clarifies the difference between a tropical storm watch and a warning following confusion during hurricane Beryl.
Meteorologist Ronald Gordon explains the phenomenon of a cool wake after storms and warns of potential future hurricane activity.
Corozal prepares for Hurricane Beryl as the mayor and district coordinator ensure readiness for potential flooding and shelter needs.
Hurricane Beryl has stopped weakening and may re-strengthen, with maximum sustained winds holding at 110 miles per hour as it approaches the Yucatan Peninsula.
A flash flood warning is issued for the coastal highway and surrounding areas due to heavy rains and potential flooding.
San Pedro opened hurricane shelters in preparation for the effects of Beryl, which is expected to bring significant rainfall to the country.
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