India has just faced its fifth driest June since 1901, with monsoon rains plunging well below average. This troubling deficit is raising urgent concerns about potential water shortages and severe consequences for agriculture, Reuters reports. Authorities are urging vigilant monitoring as the dry spell shows no signs of letting up
India has issued a warning of below-average monsoon rains in July after experiencing an unusually dry June, sparking concerns over agricultural yields and potential water shortages, authorities and meteorologists told Reuters
Skymet Weather forecasts a weaker monsoon for India in 2026, signaling potential challenges for agriculture and water resources. This prediction intensifies concerns as climate patterns continue to shift, Reuters reports
