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NIGERIAN JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL PHYSICS Spatiotemporal Precipitation Trends and Hybrid Machine Learning Prediction in the Humid Rainforest Climatic Zone of Nigeria

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Results revealed decreasing but non-significant rainfall trends at Calabar, Yenagoa, and Ikeja, while Benin City exhibited a significant increasing trend, highlighting rainfall variability as an important concern for agriculture, water resources, food security, and sustainable development in Nigeria’s humid rainforest zone.

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