Talk:Nuba Mountains

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Is the 4-8 Meters per year of rainfall accurate? That's as much as Hawaii!!?? It just doesn't sound right. I've spent time in the Nuba mountains and can say fairly certainly that's not accurate.

156.111.245.96 18:48, 20 March 2007 (UTC)

The more accurate estimation is 400 - 800 millimeters as referenced here: http://www.nubasurvival.com/Nuba%20Vision/Vol%201%20Issue%204/3%20UN%20and%20Agencies%20Concerns%20over%20Humanitarian%20Delays.htm

156.111.245.96 18:53, 20 March 2007 (UTC)