There are two African countries that receive more average annual rainfall than the others.
One is the island country of São Tomé and Principe, south of Nigeria in the Gulf of Guinea (Atlantic Ocean). It receives an average of over 3200 mm (125 inches) of annual precipitation.
The most rainfall in contiguous Africa is in Sierra Leone, in southern West Africa. The country receives an average of 2500 mm (98 inches), mostly during its rainy season from May to November.
There are several locations in equatorial Africa that receive more than 200 inches of rain per year.
No. Technically, that would be Antarctica. Australia is the driest inhabited continent.
The Namib Desert is the driest place in southern Africa
It is Wadi Halfa in the Sudan with 2.5 mm of rain in a year
South Africa is a country at the southern end of the continent of Africa.
Sudan
It isn't. Australia is considered the driest inhabited continent with antarctica as the driest overall.
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No. Technically, that would be Antarctica. Australia is the driest inhabited continent.
No, the driest places on earth are the Atacama Desert in South America and Antarctica.
Aden, Yemen is Asia's driest place.
No, that'd be Australia.
The driest place is Wadi Halfa in the Sudan with less than 2.54 mm of rain
The western side of southern Africa and the Namib Desert.
Northern Cape Province
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It is raining somewhere in Africa right now. Not all of Africa is the second driest desert in the world.
The Sahara Desert The Wadi Halfa in Sudan is the driest place with 2.5 mm of rain