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MAP: Weather Hazards Impacts Assessment for Africa (October 9 - 15, 2008)
09 Oct 2008
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Consistent early season rainfall across many parts of Somalia and eastern Ethiopia continue to alleviate many local areas that have experienced long-term dryness from previously failed rain seasons. Increased moisture is expected to help improve pastures, regenerate soils and promote early season cropping activities.

As the West Africa rains season comes to an end, above-average rainfall across Senegal, Mali, Guinea and Burkina Faso has led to increased water availability and favorable crop and pasture conditions.

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