ScienceDengue 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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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.
TLDR
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.