Monsoon will be normal in the country and there is a possibility of good rain. According to Sky Met Weather News, the onset of monsoon will be slow in June but there will be good rain between July and September. Some states are likely to receive less than normal rainfall, including Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir. Monsoon is likely to be 40 percent normal, 30 percent above normal and 10 percent more.
Weather Update: This time the monsoon will be normal in the country. Therefore, there is a possibility of good rain and the rainfall can be three percent more than normal. Sky Met Weather News has issued this forecast. According to Sky Met, the beginning of monsoon will be a little slow in June, but there is a possibility of good rain in three months between July and September.
This time the monsoon will be normal
Sky Met expert Mahesh Palawat said that the situation of La Lina has changed. Still, this time the monsoon will be normal and there can be 103 percent rainfall. Due to this, there is a possibility of a total of 895 mm rainfall in the country between June 1 and September 30.
During this period, there is a possibility of 40 percent normal monsoon, 30 percent more than normal and 10 percent very high. In this way, there is an 80 percent chance that there can be normal or more rain between June and September. The possibility of it being less than normal is 15 percent and the possibility of drought is only five percent.
There may be slightly less than normal (165.3 mm) 158.7 mm rainfall in June, more than normal (280.5 mm) 286.1 mm rainfall in July, more than normal (254.9 mm) 275.3 mm rainfall in August and more than normal (167.9 mm) 174.6 mm rainfall in September. Central and Western India may receive more than normal rainfall between June and September.
Rainfall likely to decrease in these states
Assam, Arunachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir are likely to receive less than normal rainfall. Rest of the states are likely to receive normal rainfall. If we look at the month-wise forecast, Kerala, Karnataka, Konkan and Goa will receive more rainfall in June. Central India may also receive normal rainfall. Monsoon is likely to reach North India by the end of June.
Western India will receive very heavy rainfall in July. Central and eastern states are likely to receive more than normal rainfall in August. North and South India may receive normal rainfall in August. West and central India may receive more rain in September. Tamil Nadu, coastal areas of Andhra Pradesh, Konkan and South Gujarat are likely to receive below normal rainfall.
