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Agric. & Environment
High temperatures to subside next week, says UNMA
According to UNMA’s George William Omony, the manager for weather forecasting, the current heat is partly because the sun is above the equator.
He also assured that global winds are getting weaker and by next week, the country is expected to receive anticipated seasonal or planting rains.
By: NewVision Reporter,
Journalist
@NewVision
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The current high temperatures being experienced across the country will come to an end next week.
As soon as they stop, the country will experience normal
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