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Navigating the 2026 El Niño - Turning Forecasts Into Early Action in the Horn of Africa

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[ENA] The Horn of Africa is approaching the final months of 2026 with an increasingly important climate signal that is a strengthening El Niño that could bring substantially wetter conditions to parts of the region while increasing the risks of flooding, landslides, crop damage, disease outbreaks and infrastructure disruption.

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Navigating the 2026 El Ni&#xF1;o - Turning Forecasts Into Early Action in the Horn of Africa

Navigating the 2026 El Niño - Turning Forecasts Into Early Action in the Horn of Africa