Effects of Climate Fluctuations on the Flow of Rivers, Case of Milo in the Republic of Guinea

— This article was written to understand the effects of climatic fluctuations on the flow of rivers and in an educational context. The research focused on temperatures, humidity, insolation, evaporation and a series of gauges over the same period of 2007, 2008 and 2009 and the data obtained was analyzed and compared. At the end of the work, the study revealed that there are variations which influence the quantity and quality of the flows, the amount of precipitation. The results obtained are as follows: the average surface speed equal to 0.25 m/s, the wetted section of the channel equal to 53.24 m2 , the maximum depth equal to 1.18 m, the wetted perimeter equal to 110.19 m and the final flow rate of all the gauges equal to 11.16m3 /s