Belize is grappling with escalating flood risks as torrential rains persist across the nation, prompting the government to issue a Flash Flood Alert. The warning, now in effect, covers inland West, central regions, the central coast, and inland southern areas of Belize. Authorities have identified critical flood-prone zones, including the Belize River at More Tomorrow and downstream communities, the Sibun River at Freetown Sibun, and the Sittee River at Kendal. The Golden Stream River at Hellgate in Region 11 is also under threat. Reports indicate that river levels are surging, with the Mopan River near Benque Viejo Town and the Macal River at the Vaca Facility already spilling over. The Belize River is nearing flood stage at More Tomorrow, while the Sibun River has surpassed flood levels. The Sittee River is at bankfull stage, signaling imminent overflow. High-risk zones marked red on the forecast map face the most severe danger, while orange areas have medium to high potential. Communities in lime-green-yellow zones are advised to remain vigilant despite lower risks. Officials are urging residents to stay updated on weather developments and avoid travel near rivers and low-lying areas. The situation underscores the urgent need for preparedness as the country braces for potential devastation.