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In summary, from October to December 2024, most areas of the country are expected to receive normal to below normal rainfall, except for specific areas in central and northern Lakeshore districts, where they may experience …

The 2024-2025 rainfall season is expected to be influenced by week La Nina. La Nina is the unusual cooling of ocean waters over eastern-central equatorial Pacific Ocean.

The season will be wetter as compared to …

The 2024/2025 season is expected to be wetter than the previous season with a high chance of normal to above normal rainfall amounts over most parts of the country.

This crucial document highlights our dedication to enhancing the nation’s ability to address climate-related risks and improve resilience against climate variability and change. Its creation reflects our united efforts to tackle the urgent challenges posed …

In June 2024, the average minimum temperature anomaly was +0.95°C, marking it as one of the warmest Junes on record. This substantial deviation from the norm signifies an ongoing trend of rising minimum temperatures during …

The Department of Climate Change and Meteorological Services is dedicated to monitoring, predicting, and disseminating weather and climate information. This vital data supports socio-economic development by advising on natural disasters, enhancing food security, and guiding …