Summary
Scientists report that extreme rainfall in West Africa is now five times more likely due to climate change, following recent floods that killed nearly 100 people.
'Intense' West Africa Rains Now Five Times More Likely Due to Climate Change, Say Scientists
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16 July 2026 at 7:35 am
'Intense' West Africa Rains Now Five Times More Likely Due to Climate Change, Say Scientists
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