Afghanistan, Feb. 23 -- Afghanistan is expected to experience below-average rainfall across most provinces, with limited precipitation posing risks to agriculture, water resources, and food security.
A recent assessment by meteorological experts indicates that many provinces will see little to no rainfall, with levels likely remaining below normal for the season.
Only parts of the north and northeast may receive light rain, but experts warn it will be insufficient to compensate for the widespread deficit.
Specialists emphasize that reduced winter rainfall can negatively affect soil moisture, water reserves, and agricultural productivity, threatening crops that rely on seasonal precipitation.
Farmers across Afghanistan depend on seasonal...