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Hydrologic Monitoring & Forecasting

African Drought Monitor

African Drought Monitor

Multi-Model Hydrologic Forecasts

Multi-Model Hydrologic Forecasts

Drought Observatory in Chile

Drought Observatory in Chile

Tools & Resources

Regional Frequency Analysis to Estimate Frequency and Intensity of Precipitation Events
Real Time and Historical Precipitation Estimates
Hydrologic Monitoring & Forecasting
Chemical & Isotopic Tracers

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