Monsoon Forecast 2017
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To Hike Rate Or Not? RBI Panel To Brainstorm For 3 Days
The MPC, headed by RBI Governor Urjit Patel, will for the first time meet for three days as against the usual two.
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Normal Monsoon With 97 Per Cent Rain Expected This Year: Met Department
India is likely to receive a "better monsoon" than it did in 2017, with the entire country expected to see "normal rainfall" between 96 to 104 per cent from June to September, officials said on Wednesday.
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Monsoon Rains Hit Kerala Coast 3 Days Ahead Of Schedule: Weather Office
In 2017, monsoon rains were 95% of the long-term average compared to forecasts of 98%.
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Met Department Sees 2017 Monsoon Rains At 98 Percent Of Long-Term Average
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to reach 98 percent of the long-term average this year, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday, 2 percentage points higher than its previous forecast, potentially boosting farm incomes and economic growth.
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IMD Forecasts Monsoon At 98% Of Long Term Average
The monsoon delivers about 70 percent of India's annual rainfall.
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Monsoon Likely Be Higher Than Forecast, Says Weather Office Chief
India defines average, or normal, rainfall as between 96 per cent and 104 per cent of the 50-year average.
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India Facing Higher Monsoon Rains Than Forecast: Met Department Chief
India looks likely to receive higher monsoon rainfall than previously forecast as concern over the El Nino weather condition has eased, the chief of the Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday, raising prospects of higher farm and economic growth.
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Heat Wave Across North, Central And Western India As Temperatures Cross 45 Degrees: 10 Points
It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...
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Below Normal Monsoon Expected In Major Parts Of India
Unlike 2016, many regions of the country would receive below normal rainfall this monsoon season, says a weather analyst. According to private weather forecaster Skymet, the north-west, west, southern peninsula and southern regions of the country would experience deficient rainfall.
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Monsoon Will Be Normal This Year, Says Weather Department
Going back on its earlier forecast of "above normal" monsoon, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) today said monsoon will be "normal" this year due to delay in La Nina weather pattern.
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India seeks precision in monsoon forecasting by 2017
India has roped in almost all the world's major weather forecasters in its effort to accurately forecast monsoon rains in the next four years, director-general of the state-run India Meteorological Department (IMD) said, raising prospects for a rise of up to 15 percent in farm output.
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To Hike Rate Or Not? RBI Panel To Brainstorm For 3 Days
The MPC, headed by RBI Governor Urjit Patel, will for the first time meet for three days as against the usual two.
-
Normal Monsoon With 97 Per Cent Rain Expected This Year: Met Department
India is likely to receive a "better monsoon" than it did in 2017, with the entire country expected to see "normal rainfall" between 96 to 104 per cent from June to September, officials said on Wednesday.
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Monsoon Rains Hit Kerala Coast 3 Days Ahead Of Schedule: Weather Office
In 2017, monsoon rains were 95% of the long-term average compared to forecasts of 98%.
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Met Department Sees 2017 Monsoon Rains At 98 Percent Of Long-Term Average
India's crucial monsoon rains are expected to reach 98 percent of the long-term average this year, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday, 2 percentage points higher than its previous forecast, potentially boosting farm incomes and economic growth.
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IMD Forecasts Monsoon At 98% Of Long Term Average
The monsoon delivers about 70 percent of India's annual rainfall.
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Monsoon Likely Be Higher Than Forecast, Says Weather Office Chief
India defines average, or normal, rainfall as between 96 per cent and 104 per cent of the 50-year average.
-
India Facing Higher Monsoon Rains Than Forecast: Met Department Chief
India looks likely to receive higher monsoon rainfall than previously forecast as concern over the El Nino weather condition has eased, the chief of the Meteorological Department (IMD) said on Tuesday, raising prospects of higher farm and economic growth.
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Heat Wave Across North, Central And Western India As Temperatures Cross 45 Degrees: 10 Points
It's just the third week of April, but temperatures across northern, central and western India have crossed 45 degrees Celsius. The weather department says that most of India is facing a severe heat wave. Though temperatures around 45 degrees is not new, it is unexpected for this time of year - some say a month early. The MeT department, however, s...
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Below Normal Monsoon Expected In Major Parts Of India
Unlike 2016, many regions of the country would receive below normal rainfall this monsoon season, says a weather analyst. According to private weather forecaster Skymet, the north-west, west, southern peninsula and southern regions of the country would experience deficient rainfall.
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Monsoon Will Be Normal This Year, Says Weather Department
Going back on its earlier forecast of "above normal" monsoon, the India Meteorological Department (IMD) today said monsoon will be "normal" this year due to delay in La Nina weather pattern.
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India seeks precision in monsoon forecasting by 2017
India has roped in almost all the world's major weather forecasters in its effort to accurately forecast monsoon rains in the next four years, director-general of the state-run India Meteorological Department (IMD) said, raising prospects for a rise of up to 15 percent in farm output.
