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Horn of Africa on track for 5th failed rainy season: WMO

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The worst drought in the Horn of Africa in more than 40 years looks almost certain to persist. Forecasts for October-December show a high chance of drier-than-average conditions. The drought has coincided with a global rise in food and fuel prices, pushed up by the war in Ukraine, that has hit parts of Africa hardest.

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Horn of Africa on track for 5th failed rainy season: WMO

The worst drought in the Horn of Africa in more than 40 years looks almost certain to persist after the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) said on Friday that forecasts for October-December show a high chance of drier-than-average conditions.

2 years ago·United Kingdom

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Addis Standard

News: World Meteorological Org. warns Horn of Africa faces 5th failed rainy season - Addis Standard

Borana zone in Oromia regional state is one of the areas severely devastated by the ongoing drought which has killed millions of cattle. Picture: EHRC Addis Abeba - Drought-stricken parts of the Greater Horn of Africa are bracing for a fifth consecutive failed rainy season, […]

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