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Monsoon stuck like never before: El Nino not alone in blocking the rain march

Monsoon stuck like never before: El Nino not alone in blocking the rain march
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India's southwest monsoon has stalled due to a complex interaction of Pacific weather systems, Western Disturbances, and the lack of Madden-Julian Oscillation support. Meteorologists note that these combined factors have prevented the typical progression of rainfall across the country.

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The monsoon is vital for India's agricultural sector and water security; prolonged delays pose significant risks to crop yields and water management.

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New Delhi , UPDATED: Jun 19, 2026 07:00 IST India's southwest monsoon has hit a wall after its onset over India on June 4, 2026. Meteorologists say the unusual delay across India is likely caused by a complex interaction of multiple weather systems rather than a single factor.

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