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(CSIR, 2011-11)than 100 mm per year. The majority of the region receives between 500 and 1500 mm per year, with the more semi-arid regions of the south receiving between 250 and 500 mm per year (Figure 1.1). Rainfall over most of southern Africa is markedly...
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(CSIR, 2011-11)of southern Africa is markedly seasonal, except for the south coast, the arid south-west and the moist tropics. The majority of the rainfall occurs in the summer half of the year (October to March). Rainfall occurs all year round in areas around the equator...
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(CSIR., 2011-11)than 100 mm per year. The majority of the region receives between 500 and 1500 mm per year, with the more semi-arid regions of the south receiving between 250 and 500 mm per year (Figure 1.1). Rainfall over most of southern Africa is markedly...
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(CSIR, 2011-11)than 100 mm per year. The majority of the region receives between 500 and 1500 mm per year, with the more semi-arid regions of the south receiving between 250 and 500 mm per year (Figure 1.1). Rainfall over most of southern Africa is markedly...
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