Caracas’s vulnerable neighborhoods largely withstood recent earthquakes, but residents are not out of danger. Experts now warn that heavy rainfall poses a significant threat, potentially triggering landslides and floods. These informal settlements are often built on steep hillsides and near streams, making them particularly susceptible to weather-related disasters. While the seismic events caused limited damage, the saturated ground from continued rain weakens the terrain. Authorities are on alert, monitoring vulnerable areas and preparing for potential evacuations. The situation highlights the ongoing risks faced by communities in Caracas due to both geological and meteorological factors, and the need for continued disaster preparedness. Continued rainfall could exacerbate existing vulnerabilities in these densely populated areas.