NIAMEY (Reuters) - Heavy rain in Niger has made more than 1,000 people homeless but raised hopes of a good harvest in the usually arid West African nation, officials said on Sunday. The rains, unusually heavy for the June-to-September rainy season, had caused hundreds of homes to collapse in the southern Dosso region to the east of the capital Niamey, the officials added. Elsewhere, in the Tera region west of the capital flood waters had swept away a bridge, they said. Drought often leaves Niger with a grain shortfall.

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Sunspots = Solar Flares = Magnetic Shift = Shifting Ocean and Jet Stream Currents = Extreme Weather

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