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In 2013, the US National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Agency refined thehistorical rainfall estimates over the African Continent and produced theAfrican Rainfall Climate version 2.0 (ARC2) estimator. ARC2 offers a nearlycomplete record of daily rainfall estimates since 1983 at 0.1 x 0.1 degreeresolution. Despite short-term anomalies in twice-yearly rainy seasonintensities in Uganda, we identify an overall decrease in average rainfall ofabout 12% during the past 34 years. Spatiotemporally, these decreases aregreatest in agricultural regions of central and western Uganda, but are alsoreflective of rainfall decreases in the gorilla habitat within the BwindiForest in Southwest Uganda. The findings carry significant implications foragriculture, food security, and wildlife habitat.

Changes in Ugandan Climate Rainfall at the Village and Forest Level