The WRF model high-resolution simulations can capture the local effects such as land-lake breezes, mountain effects, and heterogeneous vegetation cover, often not captured by the Global Climate Models (GCMs).
The intensive two-week in-person and online training brought together 10 new NMHSs forecasters from 10 countries in the East Africa region.
Last week, the first publication from the CONFER project was published in Geophysical research letters with the title “Drivers of… Read More »First CONFER Publication: Drivers of Subseasonal Forecast Errors of the East African Short Rains
A large group of CONFER researchers joined the 57th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum (GHACOF) yesterday, and it… Read More »Successful GHACOF57
These days the 57th edition of the GHACOF is organised virtually by our main African partner ICPAC. The main event… Read More »The 57th Greater Horn of Africa Climate Outlook Forum
