Anomalous Atmospheric Circulation Associated with Recent West African Monsoon Rainfall Variability

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"Anomalous Atmospheric Circulation Associated with Recent West African Monsoon Rainfall Variability"
written by Ugochukwu K. Okoro, Wen Chen, Chidiezie Chineke, Okey Nwofor,
published by Journal of Geoscience and Environment Protection, Vol.5 No.12, 2017

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