Floods in one region, rain deficit in another: Why India's monsoon is becoming increasingly uneven
An erratic monsoon, shifting weather systems and El Nino are leaving some states flooded while others wait for sustained rain.
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An erratic monsoon, shifting weather systems and El Nino are leaving some states flooded while others wait for sustained rain.
India’s 2026 southwest monsoon is marked by sharp swings between dry spells and cloudbursts, leaving a 16% national rain deficit by July 27. Over half of districts are deficient even as Assam and other states battle floods and landslides, driven by El Niño, western disturbances and global warming.
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New Delhi, July 12: The country is headed for an uneven phase of Monsoon, with NorthEast and parts of Eastern India expected to receive heavy to very heavy raindfall over the coming days while much of NorthWest, Central and Peninsular parts likely to remain relatively dry, according to the India Met...
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