Millions of people in #Yemen 🇾🇪 are expected to experience food consumption deficits through at least May 2025 as they continue to experience macroeconomic shocks stemming from the country’s years-long conflict. Learn more ow.ly/QYTo50UKpQI

Did you know #FEWSNET’s database of current and historical subnational administrative boundaries and food security classification mapping 🗺️ units are available for download? Learn more and access the data ow.ly/RLGw50UL7lf

#LaNiña conditions are present in the equatorial Pacific Ocean. Flooding 🌧️ is expected in eastern #SouthernAfrica. Heavy snow ❄️ forecast in central and northern #CentralAsia. Flooding risks are high in western northern #SouthAmerica fews.net/global/global-weath… 📸©UNOCHA

Emergency (IPC Phase 4) outcomes are likely currently ongoing in parts of Afar (Zones 2 and 4) #Ethiopia 🇪🇹 and are expected to spread to remote areas of Tigray early this year ow.ly/F9mO50UFtVY

High levels of acute food insecurity persist in #SouthSudan 🇸🇸 amid impacts of the deteriorating economy, floods, high returnee and refugee burdens, and ongoing conflict that is disrupting livelihoods and assistance deliveries ow.ly/i6cl50UHRzp

Crisis (IPC Phase 3) outcomes are expected to persist through at least May in parts of #Lebanon 🇱🇧 due to extensive infrastructure damage, investment needed to restore key economic sectors, and cumulative effects of the year-long conflict. Learn more ow.ly/FuWq50UFuXn

Flooding remains in #SouthSudan 🇸🇸 Hot conditions expected for southeastern #Africa. Dryness observed in parts of #Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬 and #Tajikistan 🇹🇯 Flooding persists in #CentralAmerica and #Colombia 🇨🇴 ow.ly/AYRG50UFusY 📸©UNOCHA

This year, #FEWSNET is commemorating 40 years of monitoring and forecasting acute food insecurity. Our special anniversary logo features the Ghanaian Sankofa, a symbol that shows us that the past holds wisdom for the present. Learn more ow.ly/rexe50UGk4U

Crisis (IPC Phase 3) or worse outcomes persist in areas of #Ethiopia 🇪🇹 that are either currently affected by or recovering from conflict and drought. Learn more ow.ly/V45r50UFtLe

The rains 🌧️ returned in many areas of #SouthernAfrica in mid-to-late December, but did they come in time to save planted crops? #FEWSNET scientist @TamukaMagadzire reflects on the 2024/2025 rainfall season to date ow.ly/h8PQ50UCKyh