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Telangana faces 95% rainfall deficit as Northeast monsoon stays weak
By SNV Sudhir||3 min read at Deccan Herald
In brief
The Northeast monsoon has brought a 95% rainfall deficit to Telangana in October, with 18 districts classified as 'Large Deficient' and 15 as 'No Rain'.
The deficit is attributed to the possible impact of El Niño, compounding a 24% seasonal shortfall since June.
The northern and eastern districts of Mulugu and Kumuram Bheem recorded the least rainfall deficits.
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Hyderabad: The Northeast monsoon has brought almost no rain to Telangana so far this month. District-wise data for October 1 to 22 showed that the state received an average of 3.5 mm of rain against the normal 74 mm, a 95% deficit, amid the possible impact of El Niño.
Under the Telangana Planning Department’s classification, 18 of the state’s 33 districts are categorised as “Large Deficient”, while the remaining 15 fall under the “No Rain” category. Nine districts have not recorded a single millimetre of rain this month: Mancherial, Nizamabad, Jagtial, Peddapalli, Jayashankar Bhupalpally, Karimnagar, Rajanna Sircilla, Sangareddy and Siddipet. Another 17 districts have recorded less than 1 mm of rain.
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