Slow start likely, but overall monsoon set to be ‘normal’: IMD

The monsoon this year may have a sluggish start with the country receiving “below normal” rainfall in June. However, the entire four-month (June-September) period is likely to collectively get “normal” rainfall, according to the latest forecasts of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) released on Friday. There is a 55% probability of “normal to above normal” rainfall during the season in India.
The monsoon this year may have a sluggish start with the country receiving “below normal” rainfall in June. However, the entire four-month (June-September) period is likely to collectively get “normal” rainfall, according to the latest forecasts of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) released on Friday. There is a 55% probability of “normal to above normal” rainfall during the season in India.

from India News | Latest India News Headlines & Live Updates from India - Times of India The monsoon this year may have a sluggish start with the country receiving “below normal” rainfall in June. However, the entire four-month (June-September) period is likely to collectively get “normal” rainfall, according to the latest forecasts of the India Meteorological Department (IMD) released on Friday. There is a 55% probability of “normal to above normal” rainfall during the season in India.
via IFTTT