- NOAA confirms the onset of El Niño, which is driving extreme weather events across Asia, the Americas, and Africa.
- The India Meteorological Department confirmed that El Niño is active in India and is part of the larger ENSO system.
- El Niño conditions are raising concerns over monsoon progress across several Indian states, including Chhattisgarh, Andhra Pradesh, Haryana, Karnataka, and Maharashtra.
- Anu Garg chaired a high-level review in Odisha focusing on water management and factoring in El Niño's potential impact.
El Niño is causing low water reserves in Odisha, leading the state to mandate power generation cuts.
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Updated Aug 5
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El Niño is causing low water reserves in Odisha, leading the state to mandate power generation cuts.
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