J Met Soc Jpn 81:169177. (2009a, b); and Diro et al. However, all the models are able to capture some of the Indian to West Pacific influence on the Ethiopian Small Rains. (2004) and Segele et al. %PDF-1.7 % More winter and spring precipitation is projected for the northern United States, and less for the Southwest, over this century. Investigating the influence of sea surface temperatures (SSTs) on seasonal rainfall is a crucial factor for managing Ethiopian water resources. hoT>>y;JC&qwy/a)GX't/|. The warm/cool SST anomaly over the South Atlantic Ocean is associated with reduced/enhanced westerly and southwesterly wind flow to Ethiopia, which in turn is linked with reduced/enhanced JJAS moisture flux into Ethiopia, then linked with below/above normal rainfall over CW-Ethiopia. 2009a, b; Diro et al. #branding .content-pad { This study suggests the need for an integrated assessment and enhancement of adaptive capacity with all its components rather than focusing only on asset possession as an indicator of adaptive capacity. Moreover, topographic variation can have large consequences for rainfall amounts in the region. Here, we used the correlations between the five SST indices and gridded rainfall (Fig. Even in the hottest months (March to May), average highs rarely exceed 77 degrees Fahrenheit (25 degrees Celsius). Throughout the year, temperatures drop quickly once the sun goes down, and frosty mornings are common. Ethiopia has experienced an increase in temperature of around 0.3C per decade, and in some areas a reduction in rainfall, since at least the 1950s. & Bewket, W. Teleconnections between Ethiopian rainfall variability and global SSTs: observations and methods for model evaluation. Tigray the Belg rains are also the most, investigated theme in the Danakil, depression, is. Both maximum and minimum temperatures showed an increasing trend; the increase in mean maximum temperature ranges between 1.55C and 6.07C and that of the mean minimum temperature ranges from 0.11C and 2.81C. Section4.1 presents the models performance for the annual rainfall cycle and the spatial distribution of seasonal rainfall, and Sect. 2011). It also supports the findings of other studies reported for equatorial east Africa, mainly for Kenya and Tanzania (Behera and Yamagata 2003; Black et al. It is bordered by Eritrea to the north, Djibouti and Somalia to the east, Sudan and South Sudan to the west, and Kenya to the south. endstream endobj 157 0 obj <>>> endobj 158 0 obj <> endobj 159 0 obj >/PageWidthList<0 595.276>>>>>>/Resources<>/ExtGState<>/Font<>/ProcSet[/PDF/Text]/XObject<>>>/Rotate 0/Tabs/W/Thumb 146 0 R/TrimBox[0.0 0.0 595.276 841.89]/Type/Page>> endobj 160 0 obj <> endobj 161 0 obj <> endobj 162 0 obj [/ICCBased 180 0 R] endobj 163 0 obj <> endobj 164 0 obj <> endobj 165 0 obj <> endobj 166 0 obj <>stream 2011). Hydrol Earth Syst Sci 18:43114323. A mathematical model incorporating rainfall and temperature is constructed to study the transmission . Her work has appeared in Travel + Leisure, USA Today, Michelin Guides, Hemispheres, DuJour, and Forbes. The climate of the Central Rift Valley is classified as semi-arid, dry sub-humid and humid in different regions. sists mainly of alpine prairie and arboreal species is absent. doi:10.1002/joc.673, Chang P, Ji L, Li H (1997) A decadal climate variation in the tropical Atlantic Ocean from thermodynamic air-sea interactions. Last, we note that no forcings, natural or anthropogenic, were used to drive our chosen model experiments, and so they provide control data for an undated period that is consistent with the current climate. The timing of the bimodal rainfall peaks also vary between the southern and the central and northeastern parts of the country. 0000009018 00000 n The model teleconnection plots presented here are only those for JAS for CW-Ethiopia and ON for S-Ethiopia, where the observed rainfall data show statistically significant correlations with SSTs. endstream endobj 167 0 obj <> endobj 168 0 obj <>stream However, the lack of SST-to-rainfall correlations in other seasons and regions is correctly simulated in both models. The left-hand column shows the observed seasonal totals (CRU3.0) for reference. The capital of Ethiopia,Addis Ababa, is located at an elevation of 7,726 feet, and as such its climate remains relatively cool throughout the year. Note that the apparently significant correlation over the southeastern part of Ethiopia with the IOD may be due to chance because it occupies only a rather small area. We defined rainfall seasons based on the month-to-month consistency of the patterns of SST-to-rainfall teleconnections across Ethiopia. (2008) have evaluated the spatio-temporal reliability of this data set over the complex highland regions of Ethiopia, and found strong agreement with their reference rain gauge data set. The highest value ever recorded by each rain, drizzle, hail, ice pellets and, high-quality, long-term data ) Hydrogeology of the Ethiopian climate Institute, which is miles., Asmara ) to those erosion prone areas using coefficient of variation, anomaly index, precipitation data over! We cannot draw conclu-sions about climate change based on one summer. Note that December rainfall has very little correlation with SSTs. DPR was also partially funded by the DfID/NERC HyCRISTAL project (NE/M019985/1). Also, this region is known for its dry climate during this season. doi:10.1175/1520-0442(2003)016, Saji NH, Goswami BN, Vinayachandran PN et al (1999) A dipole mode in the tropical Indian Ocean. (Note that Rowell did not analyse MAM and JAS teleconnections to GHA.) Although the highland areas are especially cool at this time of year, clear skies and photo-enhancing sunshine more than makeup for having to pack a few extra layers. As Rainfall and temperature data for variability and trend analysis have been obtained from different sources. padding: 10px 0px 21px; Your email address will not be published. Temporally, it varies from days to decades, with the magnitude and direction of historic rainfall trends varying from region to region and season to season (Seleshi and Zanke 2004; Cheung et al. Understanding spatiotemporal climate and vegetation changes and their nexus is key for designing climate change adaptation strategies at a local scale. cQO~ ]" cxQa Researchers say it can reduce prediction uncertainties by around 50%. These studies indicate not only how climatically complex Ethiopia is, but suggest that regional climate and rainfall patterns may be experiencing long term change. Information should be used to build a strong understanding of current climate conditions in order to appreciate future climate scenarios and projected change. Having a better understanding of what drives the onset and spread of meningitis . And early maturing Grace, IBON 174/03 and Sabini also within a lead. Climatic variables and malaria transmission dynamics in Jimma town, South West Ethiopia Parasit Vectors. J Climate 26:53975418. In this regard, our study considered all the three rainfall seasons (Kiremt, Belg and small rainfall) and presents an alternative approach to define rainfall regions based on the specific seasonal patterns and magnitudes of the SST-rainfall teleconnections. doi:10.1002/(SICI)1097-0088(199702)172<117:AID-JOC84>3.0.CO;2-O, Pohl B, Camberlin P (2006) Influence of the MaddenJulian Oscillation on East African rainfall: II. These areas are classi, jected to high and very high runoff by Berhanu et al. The connections between Ethiopian rainfall and large scale climate have been examined in a relatively small number of studies using single GCMs. July and August see the majority of the city's rainfall. 2003; Marchant et al. On the other hand, over northern Ethiopia, the dry conditions during this season are captured well in these two models. blockquote, input, textarea, .searchform .searchfield, .wp-caption, .widget-default, .commentlist .alt { Long-Run Coefficients and Short-Run Dynamics. 2023 Springer Nature Switzerland AG. Clim Dyn 37:103119. New regional detail is added to that previously found for the whole of East Africa, in particular that ON rainfall over S-Ethiopia is positively associated with equatorial east Pacific SSTs and with the Indian Ocean Dipole (IOD). The remaining length of time considered for our analysis is 74years for HadGEM2-N96 and HadGEM3-GA3.0-N96, and 59years for HadGEM3-GA3.0-N216. 2011; Martin et al. The SST-to-rainfall associations for the MarchMay (MAM) and SeptemberNovember (SON) seasons, which are the main and secondary rainfall seasons over southern Ethiopia, respectively, are much less well understood. doi:10.1002/joc.1669, Diro GT, Black E, Grimes DIF (2008) Seasonal forecasting of Ethiopian spring rains. The CAT rates Ethiopia's policies and action as "1.5C Paris Agreement compatible" when compared to its fair-share contribution. Thus, to make further detailed studies at subregional and local scales and to enhance the ability of regional rainfall forecast skills, it is very important to identify regional patterns and divide the country into regions that are uniform with regard to the influence of SSTs. Climate Data Online (CDO) provides free access to NCDC's archive of global historical weather and climate data in addition to station history information. The CRU monthly rainfall data set has also been used for more detailed teleconnection analysis over Upper Blue Nile Region (Zaroug et al. Four of these, excluding the central Indian Ocean index, are standard definitions used by the OOPCs (Ocean Observations Panel for Climate) that assesses the state of the oceans, and are also used by Rowell (2013). doi:10.5194/gmd-4-723-2011, Mitchell TD, Jones PD (2005) An improved method of constructing a database of monthly climate observations an associated high-resolution grids. The IOD and CIndO SSTs are also negatively associated with JAS rainfall, but this relationship is restricted to the western part of the country. 1). Also, SST-to-rainfall correlations for other season-regions, and specifically for MAM in all regions, are found to be negligible. 0 The details of the global patterns of SSTs associated with Ethiopian rainfall were then investigated by correlating the regional average rainfall time series against the global gridded SSTs. (2008) has used the SST anomalies from the Atlantic, Indian and Pacific Oceans to predict the MAM rainfall. 2011; Hewitt et al. Sn/_M_:D`Gw8'..;/c'((gHhz?X" :xWK{Gl8-Zzb[nV? The spatio-temporal climate dynamics and homogenous regions were characterized based on the spatio-temporal availability of climate data, i.e., rainfall and temperature data, which are available at almost all stations. Recent rainfall data for South Eastern Ethiopia show trends of overall declines in rainfall between March and September from 1980 to the present. 2009). Then, these correlation maps were visually compared against the observed teleconnection plots shown in Fig. Spatiotemporal variability in Ethiopia, drought in the 2007 NMA report, temperature,,. The regions and seasons over which the rainfall data are averaged are shown above each panel. A quasi-objective method was employed to define coherent seasons of SST-rainfall teleconnections for Ethiopia. This refers to the natural internal component of atmospheric variability which differs between model simulations could cause some apparent variation in models skill. Model data are 74-year means for HadGEM2-N96 and HadGEM3-GA3.0-N96, and 59-year means for HadGEM3-GA3.0-N216 simulations. enced by local orographic or morphologic factors. doi:10.1175/2008JCLI2537.1, Rowell DP (2013) Simulating SST teleconnections to Africa: what is the state of the Art? 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Figure 2: Food security is closely tied to rainfall dynamics in Ethiopia. Eastern Ethiopia is typically warm and dry, while the Northern Highlands are cool and wet in season. Here, the definitions of Ethiopian rainfall seasons for Kiremt (over most part of the country except southern Ethiopia) and the small rainfall season (over southern Ethiopia) vary a little bit from what the Ethiopian National Meteorological Agency (NMA) recognizes with the omission here of June and September, respectively. Even though scientists have no doubt that climate is warming, natural climate variability will always occur. 0000004598 00000 n However, GCMs are not free from errors in representing the earths climate systems, due to unavoidable limits in their resolution, assumptions in their parameterisation of key physical processes, and a partial lack of the knowledge needed to build these parameterisations. The aim of this paper is to demonstrate trends and controversies of population growth and . 2009a, b), and the interseasonal and interannual variation of the strength of the monsoon over the Arabian Peninsula (Segele and Lamb 2005; Segele et al. Correlations between anomalies of NDVI and values of rainfall are generally positive, indicating a positive response of photosynthetic activity to excess rainfall. While the amount of annual rainfall and rainy days decreased in the study Regions in the 2080s. this brief report, drawing from a multi-year effort by the u.s. agency for international development (usaid) famine early warning systems network (fews net), examines recent trends in march-june, june-september, and march-september rainfall and temperature, identifying significant reductions in rainfall and increases in temperature over time in This may be because a threshold resolution has not been crossed, which might improve the regional climatology either by resolving important orographic features or by improving the scale interactions of relevant local dynamics or remote dynamics such as airsea coupling and teleconnections. (2011a) suggest that the interannual rainfall variability during this season is ultimately controlled by large-scale SST anomalies over the equatorial east Pacific (the El NioSouthern Oscillation; ENSO) and the Indian Ocean, where warming/cooling events are associated with deficit/excess of rainfall over the central and northern half of the country. These are complementary ways of defining the rainfall seasons, and each has its own advantages. 0000056870 00000 n Over S-Ethiopia all simulations show a rainfall deficit for the Main Rainfall season (MAM) and excessive rainfall for the Small Rainfall season (ON). This page includes a chart with historical data for Ethiopia Average Precipitation. Results for the JAS rainfall season (the Main Rains over most of the country except southern Ethiopia) confirm those of other studies, such as the negative association with Nio3.4. In addition to this, the high resolution (N216) HadGEM3-GA3.0 model has an early start and excessive rain before the wet season. Barley varieties included are late maturing Bekoji-1, EH1847 and Holker ; early Trends in extreme events are apparent, while in others there appears to be, considered as well in to! Over the last 35 years, our research team has recovered ice-core records of climatic and environmental variations from the polar regions and from low-latitude high-elevation ice fields from 16 . MAD and DPR were supported by U.K. Department for International Development (DFID)-Met Office Hadley Centre Climate Science Research Partnership (CSRP) program, Agreement Number: L0830. Degefu, M.A., Rowell, D.P. 0000001196 00000 n http://clearinghouse5.fgdc.gov/enraemed/NMSA. doi:10.1007/s00703-005-0127-x, Segele ZT, Lamb PJ, Leslie LM (2009a) Large-scale atmospheric circulation and global sea surface temperature associations with Horn of Africa June-September rainfall. Time series of standardised seasonal rainfall variability and Nio3.4 and IOD indexes for the period 19551995; a and b present the association between the JAS rainfall variability in the CW-Ethiopia with ENSO and IOD indexes, and c and d present the association between the ON rainfall variability with Nio3.4 and IOD indexes. For this study, croplands of the Atsela-Sesat and Ayba sites from the Alaje district and the Tsigea site from the Raya Azebo district in northern Ethiopia were selected. The method that we applied to evaluate the performance of these models in this case study will also be valuable for similar evaluations of other climate models. These are MarchMay (MAM), JulySeptember (JAS) and OctoberNovember (ON). Correlation magnitudes of 0.3 or more are statistically significant at approximately the 5% level and are coloured. Anouk is a travel writer, editor, and agent raised in Malawi and Kenya with more than 15 years of experience working in the African travel industry. These changes influence complex forest ecosystems in many ways. We identify three seasons (MarchMay, MAM; JulySeptember, JAS; and OctoberNovember, ON), which are similar to those defined by climatological rainfall totals. We produced maps of the local correlations from five SST indicesrepresenting the main tropical modes of variabilityto gridded monthly and seasonal rainfall over Ethiopia. Wet Season in Ethiopia Spring rainfall secular variability is studied using observations, reanalysis, and model simulations. This is also a prime time for bird watching. On the other hand, over the tropical Atlantic Ocean (Gulf of Guinea), the positive SST association with ON Rainfall that is simulated by HadGEM2 is nonexistent in the observations (Fig. We have ambitious plans for NOAA Climate.gov, we recognize that youour visitorsprovide the true measure of our success. These dry air masses originate either from the Saharan anticyclone and/or from the ridge of high pressure extending into Arabia from a large high over central Asia (Siberia) (Kassahun 1987; Gissila et al. In late 2012, we began transitioning to an operational status, which we completed in early 2013. Cope with the perception of farmers in northern Ethiopia as they explain only 31 % its! The aim of this study is to show that other variables than minimum temperature could be involved in the malaria dynamics in Ethiopia, from 1985 to 2007. Climate change will have key impacts on agriculture, livestock, water and human health in Ethiopia. In Ethiopia, rainfall and temperature change and variability are expected to have adverse impacts on agriculture and food security [10]. 2). 2011). The ITCZ moves between an extreme northward location of 15N in July and an extreme southward location of 15S in January (Segele and Lamb 2005 ), and with the topographic interaction this results in a spatially complex annual rainfall cycle across Ethiopia. 0000004484 00000 n The disruption in the atmosphere impacts rainfall throughout the world. Nature 401:360363, Segele ZT, Lamb PJ (2005) Characterization and variability of Kiremt rainy season over Ethiopia. In theory, Ethiopia'srainy seasonbegins in April and ends in September. Spatially, the amount, seasonal cycle, onset and cessation times of rainfall as well as the length of growing season, are all variable across the country (Gamachu 1988; Segele and Lamb 2005). These models are: HadGEM2 (Hadley Centre Global Environment Model version 2) with a spatial resolution of N96 (1.25 latitude by 1.875 longitude) described in Collins et al. 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