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Rainfall in Senegal is expected to decrease from 23 October, says ANACIM

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The National Civil Aviation and Meteorology Agency forecasts further rain in several regions of Senegal from 19 to 22 October, particularly in the south, centre and west. Precipitation is expected to decrease from 23 October, with dry weather prevailing across most of the country from the 25th, according to the ANACIM bulletin cited by Senego.

Rainfall activity is expected to decrease significantly in Senegal from 23 October, according to forecasts from the National Civil Aviation and Meteorology Agency (ANACIM), Senego reports. However, precipitation remains possible in several regions over the coming days.

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