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3rd Aug 2016
In a prediction that will being cheer to
farmers, the IMD said on Tuesday that rainfall in the second half of the
monsoon from August to September is likely to be above average.The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
The India Meteorological Department (IMD)
also said that the rains in July this year had been about 7 per cent above Long
Period Average (LPA) - the first time in two years, third time in last ten
years and only 14 times in last since 1970 that India received rainfall above
LPA.The Total Investment & Insurance
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Though the first half of the monsoon is
crucial since the paddy is planted toward this time but the second half is more
crucial as paddy requires water till September end. The second half is also
important for the arhar (pulses) crop.
The IMD however added that the rainfall in
June this year had been 11 percent below the LPA, but the first half of the
monsoon season (June-July) is normal.
"West Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh,
East Rajasthan, Vidarbha, Marathawada, Madhya Maharashtra, North interior
Karnataka, Rayalaseema and Tamil Nadu have received wide spread and excess
rainfall during July 2016," it said.
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The weather department had predicted the
June-September monsoon rains to be 106 percent of the LPA.The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
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