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India Likely To Get "Below Normal" Monsoon Rains In 2023: Report
India is likely to get "below normal" monsoon rains in 2023 with an increasing likelihood of El-Nino, which typically brings dry weather to Asia, private weather forecasting agency Skymet said on Monday.
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Watch: Delhi Rain Leaves Roads Flooded, Water Enters Moving Bus
Delhi recorded 100 mm rain the last 24 hours with the downpour continuing this morning in the capital and nearby areas. The city is likely to see more rain the next two days, private weather forecaster Skymet said.
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Normal Monsoon In India This Year, Skymet Predicts
India will probably experience normal monsoon rainfall this year as La Nina or El Nino weather conditions, which impact rain patterns, are likely to be absent, according to a private forecaster Skymet.
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India Likely To Get Average Monsoon Rains In 2021: Private Forecaster Skymet
India is likely to get average monsoon rains this year, a private weather forecasting agency said on Tuesday, raising prospects of higher farm and economic growth in Asia's third-biggest economy.
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Southwest Monsoon In 2021 Likely To Be Normal: Skymet Weather
The southwest monsoon in 2021 is likely to be normal, private weather forecaster Skymet Weather has said on initial outlook for the rainfall season. The southwest monsoon was above-normal in 2019 and 2020.
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Private Forecaster Skymet Says Monsoon Has Arrived In Kerala, Weather Office Differs
The southwest monsoon has arrived in Kerala before its onset schedule, private agency Skymet Weather announced on Saturday, but India's official forecaster IMD said conditions are not yet ripe for the declaration.
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Cyclone Amphan May Cause "Phenomenal Flooding", Says Skymet
Cyclone Amphan is expected to cause "phenomenal flooding" when it strikes India's coast later today, an official private weather forecaster Skymet said, tracking the path of the storm as it barreled towards India.
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Air Quality In Delhi, World's Most Polluted City, Still 'Severe': Report
A day after Delhi was declared the most polluted city in the world by private weather forecasting agency Skymet, air quality levels in the national capital continue to fluctuate between 'severe' and 'hazardous'
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Delhi World's Most Polluted City, Three Indian Cities In Top 10: Report
New Delhi is the most polluted city in the world with an Air Quality Index (AQI) reading of 527, according to a report by private weather forecasting agency Skymet
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Rain Hits Parts Of Delhi, More Showers Likely This Week
Heavy rain hit parts of Delhi and adjoining areas today, making Sunday evening pleasant. Private weather forecasting agency Skymet has forecast more rain and thundershowers in Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon within the next few hours.
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Monsoon To Be 'Weak', Reach Delhi After 15 Day Delay: Weather Forecaster
Monsoon will be further delayed in Delhi and its adjoining areas by 10-15 days, private weather forecaster Skymet said today. It was expected to make landfall in the national capital and its adjoining areas in the last week of June; it has now been pushed back to middle of July.
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Private Weather Forecaster Skymet Predicts Late Monsoon In Southern, Central States
According to Skymet, farmers in South and Central India should postpone the sowing of kharif crops to at least the second week of June
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Monsoon To Be Delayed Further, Expected In Kerala On June 7: Skymet
The sluggish pace of monsoon has further delayed its onset over Kerala to June 7, private weather forecaster Skymet has said, revising its earlier forecast date.
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Temperature In Delhi To Soon Cross 46 Degrees: Weather Forecast
The maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to cross 46 degrees Celsius soon, private forecaster Skymet said on Wednesday, while predicting the heat wave conditions to continue for up to 12 days in north, central and western parts of the country.
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Monsoon Expected In Kerala On June 4, Likely To Be "Below Normal": Skymet
Monsoon rains will arrive on the country's southern coast on June 4 and deliver less rain than average this year, a private weather forecaster said on Tuesday, lowering prospects of higher farm and economic growth in the $2.6 trillion economy.
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India Likely To Get "Below Normal" Monsoon Rains In 2023: Report
India is likely to get "below normal" monsoon rains in 2023 with an increasing likelihood of El-Nino, which typically brings dry weather to Asia, private weather forecasting agency Skymet said on Monday.
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Watch: Delhi Rain Leaves Roads Flooded, Water Enters Moving Bus
Delhi recorded 100 mm rain the last 24 hours with the downpour continuing this morning in the capital and nearby areas. The city is likely to see more rain the next two days, private weather forecaster Skymet said.
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Normal Monsoon In India This Year, Skymet Predicts
India will probably experience normal monsoon rainfall this year as La Nina or El Nino weather conditions, which impact rain patterns, are likely to be absent, according to a private forecaster Skymet.
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India Likely To Get Average Monsoon Rains In 2021: Private Forecaster Skymet
India is likely to get average monsoon rains this year, a private weather forecasting agency said on Tuesday, raising prospects of higher farm and economic growth in Asia's third-biggest economy.
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Southwest Monsoon In 2021 Likely To Be Normal: Skymet Weather
The southwest monsoon in 2021 is likely to be normal, private weather forecaster Skymet Weather has said on initial outlook for the rainfall season. The southwest monsoon was above-normal in 2019 and 2020.
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Private Forecaster Skymet Says Monsoon Has Arrived In Kerala, Weather Office Differs
The southwest monsoon has arrived in Kerala before its onset schedule, private agency Skymet Weather announced on Saturday, but India's official forecaster IMD said conditions are not yet ripe for the declaration.
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Cyclone Amphan May Cause "Phenomenal Flooding", Says Skymet
Cyclone Amphan is expected to cause "phenomenal flooding" when it strikes India's coast later today, an official private weather forecaster Skymet said, tracking the path of the storm as it barreled towards India.
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Air Quality In Delhi, World's Most Polluted City, Still 'Severe': Report
A day after Delhi was declared the most polluted city in the world by private weather forecasting agency Skymet, air quality levels in the national capital continue to fluctuate between 'severe' and 'hazardous'
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Delhi World's Most Polluted City, Three Indian Cities In Top 10: Report
New Delhi is the most polluted city in the world with an Air Quality Index (AQI) reading of 527, according to a report by private weather forecasting agency Skymet
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Rain Hits Parts Of Delhi, More Showers Likely This Week
Heavy rain hit parts of Delhi and adjoining areas today, making Sunday evening pleasant. Private weather forecasting agency Skymet has forecast more rain and thundershowers in Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon within the next few hours.
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Monsoon To Be 'Weak', Reach Delhi After 15 Day Delay: Weather Forecaster
Monsoon will be further delayed in Delhi and its adjoining areas by 10-15 days, private weather forecaster Skymet said today. It was expected to make landfall in the national capital and its adjoining areas in the last week of June; it has now been pushed back to middle of July.
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Private Weather Forecaster Skymet Predicts Late Monsoon In Southern, Central States
According to Skymet, farmers in South and Central India should postpone the sowing of kharif crops to at least the second week of June
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Monsoon To Be Delayed Further, Expected In Kerala On June 7: Skymet
The sluggish pace of monsoon has further delayed its onset over Kerala to June 7, private weather forecaster Skymet has said, revising its earlier forecast date.
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Temperature In Delhi To Soon Cross 46 Degrees: Weather Forecast
The maximum temperature in Delhi is expected to cross 46 degrees Celsius soon, private forecaster Skymet said on Wednesday, while predicting the heat wave conditions to continue for up to 12 days in north, central and western parts of the country.
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Monsoon Expected In Kerala On June 4, Likely To Be "Below Normal": Skymet
Monsoon rains will arrive on the country's southern coast on June 4 and deliver less rain than average this year, a private weather forecaster said on Tuesday, lowering prospects of higher farm and economic growth in the $2.6 trillion economy.
