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Release date
October 2022
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Region
Worldwide
Survey time period
1998 to September 2022
Special properties
Combines too-cold, too-hot, too-rainy, and months not rainy enough; countries are the six leading agricultural producers by output value as of 2020
Supplementary notes
Too hot (cold) and too rainy (dry) months are defined as months with average temperature (in °C) or precipitations (in mm) outside the 90% confidence interval of recorded values. For instance, a too cold January has a temperature that, out of 100 Januaries, is so unlikely that it would be recorded at most 5 out of 100 times.
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