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Meghalaya Faces Severe Rainfall Deficit: Over 80% Below Normal in June
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🗓 03 Jul 2026, 08:01 PM
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Meghalaya has experienced a significant rainfall deficit of over 80% in June, according to the Chief Minister, prompting calls for immediate preparedness.
Meghalaya has recorded a substantial rainfall deficit exceeding 80% during the month of June. This alarming shortfall was highlighted by the state's Chief Minister, who also stressed the urgent need for preparedness.
The Chief Minister's statement underscores the severity of the situation, indicating that the state received significantly less rainfall than expected for this period. This deficit could have implications for various sectors, including agriculture and water resources.
In response to the adverse weather conditions, the Chief Minister has called for prompt and effective measures to address the potential impacts of this rainfall deficit, linking it to the anticipated El Niño phenomenon.
The Chief Minister's statement underscores the severity of the situation, indicating that the state received significantly less rainfall than expected for this period. This deficit could have implications for various sectors, including agriculture and water resources.
In response to the adverse weather conditions, the Chief Minister has called for prompt and effective measures to address the potential impacts of this rainfall deficit, linking it to the anticipated El Niño phenomenon.