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MAP: Weather Hazards Impacts Assessment for Africa (Jan 15- 21, 2008)
15 Jan 2009
Source: FEWSNET
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FEWSNET
Since late December, anomalously wet rainfall in Mozambique, Zimbabwe and Malawi has resulted in flooding across many portions of along the Pungue, Buzi and Zambezi River Basins. If conditions persist, rising river levels, damages to infrastructure, and washed away crops may be expected for many local areas.

Pasture and crop conditions have deteriorated across southern Somalia, southern Ethiopia, and eastern Kenya following a poor end of the October-December rainy season. No relief may be expected in these regions until the return of the 'Belg' rains in March.

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