The Standardized Precipitation Index is an indicator of extreme rainfall events, whether they are drought or excess rainfall.

The Maproom facilitates the exploration of the history of extreme monthly and seasonal rainfall characteristics.

The Maproom facilitates the exploration of the history of extreme monthly and seasonal minimum and maximum temperatures.

This Analysis tool allows users to view different presentations of the the most recent dekad. The default map on this page displays dekadal (approximately 10-day) rainfall amounts over the country. The default map shows rainfall totals for the most recently available dekad, but totals for previous dekads can be displayed as well. By clicking a location on the map, the user can generate four time series graphs that provide analyses of recent rainfall averaged over an administrative district, with respect to that of recent years and the long-term mean.

The Standardized Precipitation Index is an indicator of extreme rainfall events, whether they are drought or excess rainfall.

The Standardized Precipitation Index is an indicator of extreme rainfall events, whether they are drought or excess rainfall.

Ethiopia has a growing season from October to January. This Maproom shows October-January rainfall forecast made in September using a NextGen multi-model approach.

Ethiopia has a growing season from February to May. This Maproom shows February-May rainfall forecast made in September using a NextGen multi-model approach.