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2 (Xinhua) -- Around Tecoluca in central El Salvador, some farmers who lost their first harvest are planting again, hoping scattered showers will provide enough water for a second crop. "It can rain one day, and then five, six or eight days can pass without rain," he said.

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2 (Xinhua) -- Around Tecoluca in central El Salvador, some farmers who lost their first harvest are planting again, hoping scattered showers will provide enough water for a second crop.

"It can rain one day, and then five, six or eight days can pass without rain," he said.

The uncertainty is familiar to Salvadoran meteorologist Danilo Ramirez.

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2 (Xinhua) -- Around Tecoluca in central El Salvador, some farmers who lost their first harvest are planting again, hoping scattered showers will provide enough water for a second crop. "It can rain one day, and then five, six or eight days can pass without rain," he said. by Xinhua Writer Tan Huiting MEXICO CITY, Oct.

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by Xinhua Writer Tan Huiting MEXICO CITY, Oct. The uncertainty is familiar to Salvadoran meteorologist Danilo Ramirez.

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