The first ten days of February 2025 were marked by a decline in rainfall activity across the country, this attributed to the absence of the monsoon wind over the continent.
During this period, rainfall amounts ranged from 0.00mm to 33.00mm nationwide. Soil moisture levels remained low.
Farmers shifted their focus to vegetable production and also began preparations for the incoming season.
Harper, Sione, and Grandcess recorded the highest rainfall during this pe- riod, which was linked to the movement of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) over the country.
Rainfall activity declined significantly across Liberia, with totals ranging from 0.00 mm to 33.00 mm due to the absence of the monsoon wind.
Soil moisture levels remained low, prompting farmers to shift toward vegetable production and prepare for the incoming season.
The southeast recorded the highest rainfall (especially Harper, Sione, and Grandcess), linked to the movement of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ).
Maximum temperatures (Tmax) ranged from 28.1°C to 33.1°C, with Grand Bassa and Sarclepea recording the highest values, while Lofa and Gbarpolu counties had the lowest.
Minimum temperatures (Tmin) varied between 17.0°C and 26.1°C, with coastal counties experiencing higher Tmin compared to inland areas.
Evapotranspiration rates were generally low to medium, with Lofa and Grand Cape Mount counties experiencing the highest rates.
Vegetation cover remained dense in the southeastern counties but was less dense across the northern and northwestern regions.
Farmers are advised to enhance irrigation systems, prioritize short-cycle crops, apply organic mulches, and provide sufficient water and shade for livestock.
