Study Finds Extreme Rainfall in Northern Morocco Up 36% Since 1950, Linked to Recent Flooding

Climate researchers have found that extreme rainfall in northern Morocco has intensified by 36% since 1950, linked to recent winter storms and flooding that displaced hundreds of thousands of people.

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Study Finds Extreme Rainfall in Northern Morocco Up 36% Since 1950

Rabat – Climate researchers said extreme rainfall linked to a series of winter storms that struck northern Morocco has intensified in recent decades, as the country continues to assess the impact of flooding that displaced hundreds of thousands of people earlier this year. The analysis, published as Scientific Report No. 83 by World Weather Attribution […] The post Study Finds Extreme Rainfall in Northern Morocco Up 36% Since 1950 appeared first on Morocco World News.

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Study Finds Extreme Rainfall in Northern Morocco Up 36% Since 1950, Linked to Recent Flooding

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