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India is likely to receive below-normal rainfall in September, with precipitation expected to remain below 91 per cent of the long-period average (LPA)

IMD has forecast a hotter and drier September, with below-normal rainfall likely across most parts of India, reports Surabhi Gupta.

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India is likely to receive below-normal rainfall in September, with precipitation expected to remain below 91 per cent of the long-period average (LPA)

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  • IMD has forecast a hotter and drier September, with below-normal rainfall likely across most parts of India, reports Surabhi Gupta.

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has released an updated forecast for September, indicating that the country is likely to experience below-normal rainfall. According to the report, total precipitation is expected to remain below 91 percent of the long-period average (LPA).

Impact of September Rainfall Forecast

The latest meteorological data suggests that most parts of India will face a hotter and drier month. For the farming community, this shift in weather patterns is a critical update as they manage their crops during this period of the monsoon season.

The IMD forecast highlights that the anticipated reduction in rainfall and the warmer conditions may influence agricultural conditions across various regions. Farmers are advised to stay updated with official IMD communications regarding local weather developments as the month progresses.

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