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August 31, 2024

News Desk

India is bracing for another month of above-average rainfall in September

Traffic moves through a flooded road after heavy rains in Ahmedabad, India on August 22, 2024. — Reuters MUMBAI: India is forecast to receive above average rainfall in September after surplus rainfall in August, the meteorological department said on Saturday. Rainfall in September is likely to exceed 109% of the 50-year average, Mrutyunjay Mohapatra, director general of the India Meteorological Department, told a virtual news conference. Above-normal rainfall could damage summer-sown crops such as rice, cotton, soybeans, corn and pulses, which are usually harvested from mid-September. Crop damage can lead to food inflation, but the rains can also lead to

July 9, 2024

News Desk

CSU predicts an above-average Atlantic hurricane season in 2024

HOUSTON: Colorado State University (CSU) forecasters on Tuesday increased the number of hurricanes expected in 2024 in a July update to their long-range forecast. “Hurricane Beryl, a Category 5 deep tropical cyclone, is also a possible harbinger of a hyperactive season,” according to the forecast released Tuesday. At least 14 deaths have been attributed to Hurricane Beryl, which devastated Grenada and Jamaica in the Caribbean before slamming into Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula and then turning north to make landfall on Monday in Texas, knocking out power to millions and shutting down major oil ports . In the forecast released Tuesday, CSU

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