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    Dengue risk may be predictable months in advance

    An author of a study published in AGU’s GeoHealth says temperature, humidity, rainfall and El Niño conditions can be combined to forecast dengue risk.

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    A study author says research published in AGU’s GeoHealth shows that temperature, humidity, rainfall and El Niño conditions can together predict dengue risk months ahead. In a September 17, 2026 post sharing the study, the author also described a surge in dengue and other infectious diseases amid monsoon rains in Kerala and across India.

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    Roxy Koll ⛈@RockSeaEl Nino, Climate Change, and Dengue. With the monsoon rains, dengue and other infectious diseases have soared up in Kerala --and across India. Our new study shows that temperature, humidity, rainfall and El Niño conditions can be combined to predict dengue risk months in advance. Download and read the study published in @theAGU @AguGeohealth: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2026GH00189327d
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    Roxy Koll ⛈@RockSeaEl Nino, Climate Change, and Dengue. With the monsoon rains, dengue and other infectious diseases have soared up in Kerala --and across India. Our new study shows that temperature, humidity, rainfall and El Niño conditions can be combined to predict dengue risk months in advance. Download and read the study published in @theAGU @AguGeohealth: https://agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1029/2026GH00189327d
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