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Africa Hazards Briefing

05 February 2013

Tom Di Liberto

Tom.DiLiberto@noaa.gov

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7 Day

30 Day

Past Week: Current:

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30 Day Percentile Seasonal Percentile

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Via the UN Office for the Coordination of

Humanitarian Affairs

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Via NOAA/NESDIS/STAR

VHI

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Seasonal Rainfall Guidance for Africa, Dec IC, Issued 5 Feb 2013, Valid Feb-Apr 2013, Mar-May 2013

Feb-Apr 2013, Zero Month lead

The forecasts call for a slightly elevated chance for above average rainfall to occur over northern Mozambique and Malawi during Feb-Apr 2013. There is also a slightly increased chance for above average rainfall over northern Namibia and southwestern Angola, as well as along coastal Guinea. For Mar-May 2013, there is a slightly increased chance for above

average rainfall over northeastern Tanzania. Climatology is suggested everywhere else.

Mar-May 2013, One Month lead

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