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23 March 2017
Kenya Drought 2016
The 2016 drought in Kenya was primarily driven by sea-surface temperature patterns, specifically La Niña, rather than human-induced climate change. While climate change did not significantly increase the likelihood of the rainfall deficit, it did lead to hotter temperatures that exacerbated the drought's impact. The event was less severe than the 2010-11 drought but still triggered a national emergency, affecting millions of people in arid and semi-arid lands.
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Themes: drought climate change La Niña precipitation temperature
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food security extreme event attribution sea surface temperature climate variability
World Weather Attribution
Document type: Research paper
Regions: Kenya

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