Three-month rainfall anomaly
Latest measured three-month rainfall as percent of normal; an observed anomaly, not a forecast.
About this dataset
The latest final dekad's measured three-month CHIRPS rainfall is shown as percent of its long-term normal for each published administrative area. It is not a forecast, probability, soil-moisture measure or agricultural-drought assessment.
- Source
- Climate Hazards Center UC Santa Barbara & WFP -- Thailand: Rainfall Indicators at Subnational Level (HDX)
- Licence
- CC BY (Creative Commons Attribution International)
- Coverage
- Thailand provinces and districts published in the CHIRPS-derived HDX rainfall series · Polygon features
- Update cadence
- Checked weekly; latest final dekad's trailing three-month measured-rainfall anomaly
- Freshness
- Marked stale after 14 days; unavailable after 31 days
- Maturity
- Beta
- Source data: Climate Hazards Center UC Santa Barbara & WFP -- Thailand: Rainfall Indicators at Subnational Level (HDX) ↗ · Licence: CC BY (Creative Commons Attribution International) ↗
Limitations
The latest final dekad's measured three-month CHIRPS rainfall is shown as percent of its long-term normal for each published administrative area. It is not a forecast, probability, soil-moisture measure or agricultural-drought assessment.
Use via API
Anonymous, bounded and read-only. No API key is required; this layer's viewport is capped at 2 degrees and the feature count at 500.
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