Guatemala is facing increased risk due to intense rainfall, with saturated soil now affecting 29 municipalities across nine departments, a significant rise from the previously reported 10. The National Institute of Volcanology, Seismology, and Meteorology (Insivumeh) issued the warning about the high levels of water saturation in the soil. This situation elevates the potential for landslides and other related disasters. Tragically, recent emergencies have already claimed at least one life, with a man dying after being buried in Zone 7 of the capital city. Authorities are urging residents to exercise caution and remain vigilant amidst the ongoing heavy rains. The saturated soil conditions pose a continuing threat throughout the affected regions of Guatemala. Continued monitoring and preventative measures are crucial to mitigate further risks.