ENSO-Neutral conditions persist. Abnormal dryness continues in parts of Tropical Africa, Central Asia, Hispaniola, Central America and Northern South America.
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16October 2025 Weather and Agriculture Outlook
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Join us for our monthly Food Assistance Outlook Briefing (FAOB) where we present the latest projected food assistance needs across FEWS NET-monitored countries and regions. The briefing is presented live and ends with a short question and answer session, during which FEWS NET technical experts field questions from the audience.
Food Assistance Outlook Brief, Global FEWS NET Events events@fews.net Virtual – Registration via Zoom Register Now MonthlyENSO-Neutral conditions continue. Flooding affects areas of tropical Africa, Asia, and Central America, and Northern South America.
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16ENSO-neutral conditions are currently present. Flooding conditions prevail in parts of tropical Africa and in the eastern and southern regions of Pakistan, Central America, and Northern South America.
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16FEWS NET Seasonal Forecast Review for September 2025
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633FEWS NET Weather and Agriculture Outlook, September 2025
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638ENSO-neutral conditions are currently present. Flooding conditions are being observed in parts of tropical Africa and in the eastern and southern regions of Pakistan. Abnormally dry conditions have emerged in southern Haiti and east-central Venezuela.
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16Food Assistance Outlook Brief, September 2025
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9FEWS NET Seasonal Forecast Review for August 2025
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633FEWS NET Seasonal Forecast Review for July 2025
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633FEWS NET Seasonal Forecast Review for June 2025
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633FEWS NET Seasonal Forecast Review for May 2025
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633ENSO-neutral is present. Abnormal dryness is observed in western and central Africa, central-east Asia, central and northwestern Central America, and northern and southern Hispaniola.
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16Food Assistance Outlook Brief, August 2025
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9FEWS NET Weather and Agriculture Outlook, August 2025
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6382025 Annual Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook Brief
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The annual Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook should be used alongside the monthly Food Assistance Outlook Briefs (FAOBs). The FAOB allows FEWS NET to provide updated estimates of the population in need throughout the year.
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6362024 Annual Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook Brief
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The annual Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook should be used alongside the monthly Food Assistance Outlook Briefs (FAOBs). The FAOB allows FEWS NET to provide updated estimates of the population in need throughout the year.
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The Annual Peak Food Assistance Needs Outlook is accompanied by an infographic that visualizes the annual peak food assistance needs, specifically the peak Population in Need (IPC Phase 3 or higher) and the proportion of the peak PIN. The infographic also indicates countries likely to have areas in Emergency (IPC Phase 4) in the absence of food assistance and countries at Risk of Famine.
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636ENSO-neutral is present, but La Niña is favored during the Northern Hemisphere fall and early winter. Flooding continues in tropical Africa, western Yemen, eastern Central Asia, Central America, and Northern South America.
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16ENSO-neutral conditions continue; but La Niña is favored during the Northern Hemisphere fall and early winter. Flooding persists in West Africa, Eastern Africa, Yemen, Central America, Central Asia, and Northern Central America.
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