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Vilho Ndeunyema on Namibia facing drier, hotter rainy seasons as well as a focus on the El Nino phenomenon and what it means for Namibia
Published 1 month, 2 weeks ago
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The Namibia Meteorological Services confirms that a strong El Niño pattern has been established over the Pacific Ocean and is expected to remain active through early 2027, bringing sea surface temperatures up to 2°C to 3°C above normal. Given the heightened risk of dry conditions and potential water scarcity, agricultural producers – particularly livestock farmers – are advised to prepare proactive risk management strategies.