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Monsoon's gone, El Nino isn't: Why India's weather worries are far from over

Times of India ·
Monsoon's gone, El Nino isn't: Why India's weather worries are far from over

El Niño is increasingly influencing global weather patterns including agriculture and temperatures in India.

Current forecasts predict a warmer winter as El Niño intensifies, which could affect agriculture adversely.

Recent monsoon rainfall deficits raise concerns regarding water resources and crop yields moving forward.

Different regions may experience varying extremes from drought to flooding in the coming months due to this phenomenon.

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