- The India Meteorological Department has been monitoring the rainfall deficit and forecasting monsoon activity in Goa since June 1st.
- The Indian monsoon is facing threats due to El Nino, with forecasts indicating below-normal rainfall and potential economic instability across India.
Meghalaya braces for potential impacts of El Nino, which is already threatening the Indian monsoon.
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Updated Sep 25
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Meghalaya braces for potential impacts of El Nino, which is already threatening the Indian monsoon.
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The Indian monsoon is facing threats due to El Nino, with forecasts indicating below-normal rainfall and potential economic instability across India.Also in this story
- Drought-bearing El Nino pattern is posing a key risk to the Indian agricultural sector, particularly impacting sugarcane cultivation in states like Karnataka and Maharashtra.
- Climatic conditions are affecting the monsoon progression in the state of Maharashtra.
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