India Rains
India to get above-normal rain in Sep-Nov, says global weather body
This story was originally published at 17:49 IST on 27 August 2024
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MUMBAI – The Indian subcontinent is likely to receive above-normal rainfall as early stages of La Nina are expected to emerge during Sep-Nov, the World Meteorological Organisation said in a global seasonal update on Monday.
"The strength of the Indian Ocean Dipole index is also predicted to return to near normal," it said. India will most likely get 50-60?ove normal rain during this period, the report added.
The global weather agency said the persistence of widespread above-normal sea-surface temperatures in all ocean basins outside the near-equatorial eastern Pacific Ocean may result in above-normal temperatures over almost all land areas.
However, few regions that will escape from this widespread warmth are south of about 40 degrees latitude in South America, the south-western coast of North America and in the vicinity of the Bering Sea, and the interior western region of the Indian subcontinent. End
Reported by Sandeep Sinha
Edited by Vidhi Verma
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