Further west in the Mountain Pine Ridge, The northern side of the Privassion bridge approach washed away, and only small vehicles can access the bridge with extreme caution. The Little Vaqueros bridge entrance is partly washed away. The Guacamallo Bridge is under water. The human impact has been greatest in greater Belmopan, specifically the areas of Maya Mopan, San Martin and Salvapan. Emergency Response teams had to rescue 6 people in Valley of Peace last night and another six in Frank's Eddy this morning. In Roaring Creek, the water is still a few feet below the deck while Camalote, Teakettle, Bullet Tree, and Santa Familia are all under alert for flooding. Shelters have been opened at the More Tomorrow and Belmopan. In Belmopan, those Shelterees in the UB Gymnasium had to be relocated due to a bomb threat at the University of Belize.

NEMO warns that those same flood waters from the west are now rolling East to the sea, swelling the Belize River. Villagers of Gracie Rock, Crooked Tree, Bomba, Grace Bank, Hattieville and other communities flood prone communities are asked to be on high alert. Moving to the Stann Creek District, yesterday in Sittee River Village - the rover by the same name had swollen significantly much as it had in June.

In Hopkins, the Freshwater Creek had also run over its banks and caused flooding in that village. NEMO reports that there was flooding in Mullins River, San Roman, Valley Community, Hope Creek, Sarawee, Dangriga, Santa Rosa, and Cow Pen.