Madagascar faces a projected rainfall deficit from November through January, affecting most of the country except the northern regions. According to Zo Rakotomalala, Director of Hydrometeorological Research and Development at the General Directorate of Meteorology, November and December will see rain, but with insufficient volume and more frequent dry intervals.
The deficit is driven by the El Niño phenomenon, which manifested in October through…
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