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Atlantic Hurricane Season
Accidents & Disasters
Five years after Hurricane Earl, San Pedro continues to thrive
August 4, 2021, was a bright and beautiful sunny day in San Pedro Town, Ambergris Caye. A completely different scenario from five years ago, when Category 1 Hurricane Earl devastated the island. The hurricane forced the cancellation of one of Belize’s most famous summer events, the international ‘Costa Maya Festival.’ It resulted in more than $10 million in losses for both San Pedro and Caye Caulker.
Weather
CEO Caucus Prepares for 2021 Hurricane Season
June 1 signals the start of the Atlantic hurricane season. To this end, Ambassador Stuart Leslie, Cabinet Secretary, led a briefing and planning session with the caucus of the chief executive officers to prepare for the 2021 hurricane season.
Weather
2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season at its peak; be prepared!
As we are at the height of the 2018 Atlantic Hurricane Season, meteorologists have been closely monitoring a very active season so far.
Weather
Meteorologists monitoring three storms in the Caribbean
Nearly three months remain in the 2017 Atlantic Hurricane Season, and the National Meteorological Service (NMS) is monitoring three storms which could possibly make landfall in Belize.
Weather
Preseason weather system develops in Atlantic Ocean
The National Hurricane Center has been tracking a circulation of thunderstorms in the mid-Atlantic over the past several days.
Weather
2016 Hurricane Forecast Released
With the impending season, accredited meteorologists have released a 2016 Hurricane Forecast indicating a “Near-normal” to “Hyperactive” season.
