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The MFEWS

Central America Weather Hazards and Benefits Assessment

For

April 12 – 18, 2007

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Early season rains continue to favor land preparation across much of Central America. Rainfall moved into Costa Rica and Panama unseasonably early last week, and is expected to push further north into Nicaragua, El Salvador, Honduras, Guatemala, and Belize during the coming period. Rainfall is not expected to be unusually heavy, although isolated

thunderstorms could potentially cause localized flooding.

Precipitation forecast for April 11th through April 18th. Rains are expected further north than normal during the period.

AUTHOR: Eric J Wolvovsky

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