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Analysis of daily rainfall of the Sahelian weather-station Linguère (Senegal) - Trends and its impacts on the local population

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In this article, the spatial and temporal scale down to the weather station of Linguère and analyses the benefits of daily rainfall data compared to annual sums are analyzed for the West African Sahel region.
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Introduction: In the 20th century, the West African Sahel has been a hot-spot of climatic changes. After severe drought-events in the 1970s and 1980s which were followed by a significant drop in annual precipitation, rainfall seems to increase again during the past years. This study breaks the spatial and temporal scale down to the weather-station of Linguère and analyses the benefits of daily rainfall data compared to annual sums.

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