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    Light to moderate rains fell in southern and central Somalia over the past week, causing river levels along the Juba River to increase significantly. River levels along the Shabelle basin have remained stable. The northern parts of Somalia remained dry last week with only some light rain. Forecasts predict minimal rain in Somalia and Ethiopia over the next 3 days, but light to moderate rain in the Juba and Shabelle basins over the next 7 days, while northern Somalia is expected to remain dry.

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    Light to moderate rains fell in southern and central Somalia over the past week, causing river levels along the Juba River to increase significantly. River levels along the Shabelle basin have remained stable. The northern parts of Somalia remained dry last week with only some light rain. Forecasts predict minimal rain in Somalia and Ethiopia over the next 3 days, but light to moderate rain in the Juba and Shabelle basins over the next 7 days, while northern Somalia is expected to remain dry.

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    Map 1293

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    Light to moderate rains fell in southern and central Somalia over the past week, causing river levels along the Juba River to increase significantly. River levels along the Shabelle basin have remained stable. The northern parts of Somalia remained dry last week with only some light rain. Forecasts predict minimal rain in Somalia and Ethiopia over the next 3 days, but light to moderate rain in the Juba and Shabelle basins over the next 7 days, while northern Somalia is expected to remain dry.

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    Somalia RainfallForecast

    Issued:14thNovember,2011

    DeyrrainscontinueinSomalia
    RainfallPerformance(7thto13thNov2011)

    LighttomoderaterainswerereceivedinsomestationsofsouthernandcentralSomalia.Riverlevelsalong theJubaRiverhaveincreasedsignificantlyfollowingheavyrainsintheJubabasinwithintheEthiopianhigh landsoverthelastweek.RiverlevelsalongtheShabellebasinhaveremainedstableforthelastfewdays.

    Thenorthernpartsofthecountrymostlyremaineddrywithafewpocketsoflightrainsoverthelastweek.

    RainfallForecast(14thto20thNov2011)

    Thethreedaysforecast(map1)ispointingtowardsminimalrainswithinSomaliaandintheEthiopianhigh lands. Thesevendayforecast(map2)pointstowardslighttomoderaterainswithintheJubaandShabellebasins bothintheEthiopianhighlandandwithinSomalia.Thenorthernpartsofthecountryareexpectedtoremain dryduringtheforecastperiod.

    Map1:3DayRainfallForecast:14th16thNov.2011

    Map2:7DayRainfallForecast:14th20thNov.2011

    ThisbulletinisproducedbytheFAOSomaliaWaterandLandInformationManagement(SWALIM)Project,incollaborationwithUSGSand,FEWSNETSomalia. FormoreinformationsendanemailtoSOHydro@fao.orgorvisithttp://www.faoswalim.org

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