Hey folks! If you're in the Horn of Africa, it's time to keep those umbrellas handy! ☔ The Intergovernmental Authority on Development (IGAD) just released a climate outlook that's all about the rain—lots of it!
What's Happening?
Between June and September, the greater part of the Horn of Africa is expected to receive heavy rainfall. 🌦️ This isn't your typical drizzle; we're talking above-normal rain patterns.
Who's Affected?
The countries gearing up for this rainy spell include Djibouti, Eritrea, central and northern Ethiopia, western and coastal Kenya, much of Uganda, South Sudan, and Sudan. That's a big chunk of the region! 🌍
The Announcement
This weather update came straight out of Juba, the capital of South Sudan, during the 67th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum. Organized by IGAD, this forum is all about keeping the region informed and prepared. 💡
Why It Matters
Heavy rains can mean anything from lush green landscapes to potential floods. It's crucial for locals, travelers, and businesses to stay alert and plan accordingly. Safety first, amigos! 👍
Stay Informed
Keep an eye on local news and weather updates. And don't forget to share this info with friends and family in the region. Sharing is caring! 🤗
Until next time, stay dry and stay safe! 🏖️
Reference(s):
IGAD warns of heavy rainfall in Horn of Africa through September
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