Belize is located in the hurricane belt, and the wet season, particularly August and September, carries a higher risk of tropical storms and hurricanes. While the chances of experiencing a hurricane during your visit are relatively low, it’s always essential to stay informed about weather conditions and follow any guidance or warnings issued by local authorities. It’s advisable to purchase travel insurance that covers unforeseen events, including weather-related disruptions, and to have backup plans in case of severe weather. The Belize National Emergency Management Organization (NEMO) provides regular updates and guidance to residents and visitors during hurricane season, so it’s important to stay connected and follow their recommendations.