The Greater Horn of Africa is prone to extreme climatic conditions, thus, making climate
services increasingly important in supporting decision-making processes across a range of …

Monsoon rain and its year-to-year variability have a profound influence on Africa's socio-
economic structure by heavily impacting sectors such as agricultural and energy. This study …

Abstract Over the East Africa region forecasts of the onset of the rainy seasons have the
potential to support decision‐making, especially in the largely rain‐fed agricultural sector …

The rainy season onset date (RSOD) in the Southwest China (SWC) has important guiding
significance for agricultural planting, and the abnormal RSOD is easy to cause drought or …

The societies of the Greater Horn of Africa (GHA) are vulnerable to variability in two distinct
rainy seasons, the March–May 'long'rains and the October–December 'short'rains. Recent …

Abstract The East African “short rains” from October–December (OND) are crucial for the
region's cultural and agricultural landscape. Traditional climate studies have often treated …

Land use/landcover (LULC) changes and climate variability impact soil erosion; however,
their combined long-term effects are poorly studied. Using remote sensing data, this study …

The main seasonal characteristics in the tropics include both spatial patterns and temporal
parameters of onset, cessation, duration, and the number of wet and dry seasons. Previous …

This works proposes a probabilistic framework for rainy season onset forecasts over Greater
Horn of Africa derived from bias-corrected, long range, multi-model ensemble precipitation …

Regardless of geographical location, climate variability significantly influences the success
or loss of agricultural production as a source of income worldwide. As a result, this research …