According to reports from the UNDP Sub-Office in Belmopan, new rains caused by a stationary cold front over Belize have worsened the situation in some of the affected areas. Rivers in the Cayo and Belize Districts that were subsiding are rising again and the flooded areas in the Orange Walk and Corozal districts are expanding. More villages have been cut off and some completely evacuated.
Transportation is restricted except by boat in some areas due to extensive flooding of access roads.
The state of emergency continues nation-wide. The dusk to dawn curfew continues only for the islands of San Pedro and Caye Caulker. Hundreds of people in rural areas have been evacuated to shelters in higher areas. Temporary schools have been set up. With the floodwaters continuing to rise, the estimates of total damage and needs have increased.