WIRE — South Sudanese living in drought-prone and flood-risk areas have been urged to prepare for possible extreme weather conditions, as authorities warn that below-normal rainfall and rising temperatures could affect food production, livestock and public health in the coming months, according to South Sudan Meteorological Services and the IGAD Climate Prediction and Applications Centre (ICPAC) The The post Parts of South Sudan face drought, flood risks as below-normal rainfall forecast appeared first on Eye Radio.
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