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El Nino Strengthens, Posing Key Risks to Agricultural Outlook in South and East India

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Sep 23
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Strengthening El Nino conditions are currently posing key risks to the agricultural outlook in South India and East India. As of September 21, cumulative rainfall across the country stood at 704 mm, which is 15 per cent below the long-period average. The rainfall deficit was particularly sharp in South India, reaching 27 per cent, while East India recorded a 26 per cent deficit.

From indiatimes.com

Why it matters

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The adverse weather patterns are directly impacting agricultural production across the affected regions. While sowing of kharif crops is largely complete, the deficit remains a key risk factor for the overall agricultural outlook in India.

From indiatimes.com

Who's involved

  • El NinoClimate pattern whose strengthening is monitored by agencies like NOAA.
  • South IndiaGeographic region currently experiencing a 27 per cent rainfall deficit.
  • East IndiaGeographic region experiencing a 26 per cent rainfall deficit.

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  • Tamil NaduSpeculative

    The entity's direct impact on agricultural output due to severe rainfall deficit could affect its business.

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