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MAP: Weather Hazards Impacts Assessment for Africa (Jan 29- Feb4, 2009)

30 Jan 2009

Source: FEWSNET

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Cyclones Fanele and Eric brought high winds and heavy rains across parts of Madagascar. Fanele was the more powerful storm and mainly impacted Toliara province. The bimodal areas of Tanzania remain dry with little to no improvement expected during the next week.

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