Summary
The first DEKAD of December 2025 were characterized by moderate rainfall in Maryland, Grand Kru and some part of Sinoe and River Gee counties. The north and central part of the country recorded low rainfall. Additionally, some counties in the costal region recorded moderate rainfall during this period, as shown in blue. Nationwide, rainfall amounts ranged from 8.4mm to 70.7mm
Summary
The first DEKAD of December 2025 was marked by an increase in maximum temperatures across the country. Areas shaded in deep red indicate locations that recorded the highest maximum temperatures, while Lofa and Grand Kru recorded the lowest. Maximum temperatures ranged between 27.7°C and 29.6°C.
Summary
The first DEKAD of November 2025 were marked by variations in minimum temperatures. The southern (costal) region experienced the highest values, while the northern and northwestern region experienced the lowest. Minimum temperature during this period ranged from 18.3°C to 25.2°C.
Summary
During the first DEKAD of December 2025, the south and the southwestern part of the country were covered by dense vegetation. However, the southern region experienced less dense vegetation.
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Agrometeorological Bulletin – December 2025
During the first dekad of December 2025, moderate rainfall was recorded over Maryland, Grand Kru, and parts of Sinoe and River Gee, while low rainfall prevailed across the northern and central regions. Rainfall amounts ranged from 8.4–70.7 mm. Maximum temperatures increased nationwide (27.7–29.6°C), with higher minimum temperatures along the southern coast (18.3–25.2°C).
December 2025 Outlook:
Rainfall is forecast to range between 25.3–119.4 mm, with higher amounts expected in the southeast coastal counties and lower totals in the north. Relative humidity is expected to range from 69–83%. Maximum temperatures are anticipated to range between 28.6–32.1°C, while nighttime temperatures may fall between 17.4–25.9°C.
Agrometeorological Advisory:
Farmers are advised to improve field drainage, plant flood-tolerant crop varieties, avoid over-irrigation, and relocate livestock to higher ground where necessary. Regular monitoring of crops and animals is encouraged. Stay informed through updates from the Liberia Meteorological Service
