Yemen is prone to natural disasters and the countries vulnerability to climate change will likely be palpable over the coming years. Natural disasters such as severe seasonal flooding and droughts will likely continue to disrupt livelihoods and services, force families to leave their homes and increase existing vulnerabilities. Yemen has two rainy seasons: one from March–May and a second from July–August. The country is also vulnerable to tropical cyclones that last from March–October and come with a high threat of flooding in western and coastal areas. Flash floods resulting from heavy rains and cyclones cause displacement, severe damage to critical infrastructure, and casualties. Floodwaters and disruptions also contribute to the spread of communicable diseases.
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