Over 13,000 families in Baja Verapaz, Guatemala are facing significant agricultural losses due to a severe lack of rainfall this season. The drought is impacting corn and bean crops, staples for many families in the region, leading to concerns about food security. Farmers in the municipalities of Cubulco and Rabinal are particularly affected by the prolonged dry spell. This rainfall deficit threatens livelihoods and could lead to economic hardship for communities reliant on agriculture. Local authorities are assessing the extent of the damage and exploring potential aid measures. The situation highlights the vulnerability of farming communities to climate change and the need for sustainable agricultural practices. The extent of the long-term impact remains to be seen, but the immediate outlook is grim for affected families.