The Civil Defence Commission (CDC) issues a public advisory warning of an elevated risk of flooding across Guyana, citing forecasts of periods of above-normal rainfall. The CDC says the Hydrometeorological Service indicates that rainfall capable of causing flooding is expected to continue over the coming days. According to the CDC’s statement as reported by INews Guyana, rainfall conditions that could lead to flooding are expected to persist from May 11 to May 13, 2026, with May 14 and 15 showing a more significant increase in rainfall potential. Guyana Chronicle similarly reports that the CDC warns of heightened flood risk due to expected heavy rainfall continuing across the country. The advisories are framed as precautionary public information, based on the Hydrometeorological Service’s guidance, and they highlight that flooding risk may rise as rainfall intensifies and persists. No specific flooding incidents, damage reports, or casualty figures are included in the provided excerpts.