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Extended Summer

Northern Sahel expects a delayed finish, with above-average rainfall in Mali, Niger, and Sudan through November.

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Wet Winter Ahead

Northwest Somalia and the Gulf of Aden brace for a wet winter season, from November to February, impacting Desert Locust recession.

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Red Sea Coast

Forecast uncertainty looms over Eritrea, Sudan, Yemen, and Saudi Arabia, with El Nino influencing rainfall patterns.

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El Nino's Effect

El Nino's presence in the coming months challenges classical rainfall forecasts, potentially leading to drier conditions.

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Spring Showers

Anticipate slightly increased rainfall in southeast Iran, southwest Pakistan, and the interior of Saudi Arabia starting in February.

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Climate Predictions

New models provide valuable insights into seasonal weather variations, aiding preparedness and mitigation efforts.

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Ecological Impact

Prolonged summer in the Sahel may affect ecosystems, agriculture, and water resources in the region.

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Locust Concerns

Increased rains in Somalia and the Gulf of Aden pose challenges for controlling Desert Locust populations, requiring vigilant monitoring.

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Regional Differences

Varied forecasts along the Red Sea coast highlight the complexity of weather patterns in the region.

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Planning Ahead

The shift in seasonal patterns emphasizes the importance of adaptability and readiness for changing climate conditions.