Haiti Seasonal Monitor, March 2026
- Rainfall from 21 February to 20 March was average to above average across Haiti, with surpluses of more than 200 mm in Centre.
- Increased rainfall improved soil moisture and supported agricultural activities, vegetation conditions were mostly above average with localized areas below average, and the start of sowing was average.
- The 200 mm surplus in Centre is the largest single-department figure in the 2026 run.
FEWS NET's Haiti Seasonal Monitor for March 2026, dated March 26, 2026. Rainfall from 21 February to 20 March was average to above average across Haiti, with surpluses of more than 200 mm in Centre. Increased rainfall improved soil moisture and supported agricultural activities, vegetation conditions were mostly above average with localized areas below average, and the start of sowing was average. The 200 mm surplus in Centre is the largest single-department figure in the 2026 run. The monitor reads the season under way: cumulative rainfall against the long-term mean, vegetation condition from satellite NDVI, and what both imply for planting, crop development and harvest. Its cover date closes the 30-day window it reports on.
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Famine Early Warning Systems Network (FEWS NET), Haiti Seasonal Monitor, March 2026, https://fews.net/latin-america-and-caribbean/haiti
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