Zambia - Atlas of our Changing Environment
Mbala
Kawambwa
Misanfu
Isoka
Kasama
Mansa
Agromet Samfya
Mansa Agro
Mwinilunga
Mpika
Lundazi
Solwezi
Ka ronda
Ndola
Serenje
Mean rainfall 1980 - 1990
Mfuwe
Kasempa
Kabompo Zambezi
Chipata Msekera
Mkushi Agromet
Millimetres
Mbala
Kabwe Agro
Kabwe
599 - 753 Meteorological station
Kaoma
Mumbwa Lusaka city
Kalabo
Mongu
Kawambwa
Misanfu
Isoka
753 - 907 907 - 1060 1060 - 2014 2014 - 1368
Mtmakulu
Kafue Polder
Kasama
Senanga
Magoye
Mansa
Chipepo
Agromet Samfya
Choma
Mansa Agro
Petauke
Mwinilunga
Mpika
Sesheke
Lundazi
Solwezi
Livingstone
Ka ronda
Serenje
Mfuwe
Ndola
Mean rainfall 1990 - 2000
Zambezi
Kasempa
Chipata Msekera
Kabompo
Mkushi Agromet
Millimetres
Petauke
Kabwe Agro
Kabwe
Kaoma
Meteorological station
Mumbwa Lusaka Int. Airport Lusaka city Mtmakulu
Kalabo
543 - 695 695 - 848 848 - 1001 1001 - 1154 1154 - 1306
Mongu
Kafue Polder
Magoye
Senanga
Chipepo
Choma
Sesheke
Livingstone
Mbala
Kawambwa
Isoka
Misanfu
Kasama
Mansa
Agromet Samfya
Mansa Agro
Mwinilunga
Mpika
Solwezi
Lundazi
Ka ronda
Mean rainfall 2000 - 2010
Ndola
Serenje
Mfuwe
Kasempa
Kabompo Zambezi
Chipata Msekera
Mkushi Agromet
Millimetres
Petauke
Mbala
Kabwe Agro
Kabwe
Meteorological station
Kaoma
Mumbwa Lusaka Int. Airport Lusaka city Mtmakulu
Kalabo
658 - 819 819 - 981 981 - 1143 1143 - 1304 1304 - 1466
Mongu
Kawambwa
Isoka
Misanfu
Kafue Polder
Kasama
Senanga
Magoye
Mansa
Agromet Samfya
Chipepo
Choma
Mansa Agro
Mwinilunga
Mpika
Sesheke
Solwezi
Lundazi
Livingstone
Ka ronda
Ndola
Serenje
Mfuwe
Normal rainfall 1960 - 1990
Kasempa
Kabompo Zambezi
Chipata Msekera
Mkushi Agromet
Millimetres
Petauke
Kabwe Agro
Kabwe
Kaoma
Meteorological station
Kalabo
Mumbwa Lusaka Int. Airport Lusaka city Mtmakulu
Mongu
665 - 827 827 - 990 990 - 1152 1152 - 1315 1315 - 1477
Kafue Polder
Senanga
Magoye
Chipepo
Choma
Sesheke
Livingstone
Figure 2.5 An analysis of mean rainfall for the period 1960 to 2010 shows that Zambia’s rainfall regime has largely remained the same with the Northern Province receiving the highest rainfall amount, while the Southern Province receives the least amount (Zambia Meteorological Department, 2011). However, the southern part of the country is generally thought to be getting dryer than before.
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Chapter 2 - Zambia’s Changing Environment
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