India’s monsoon in danger as El Niño predicted to bring hot and dry global conditions, experts warn
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Key context: <p>El Niño forecast to strengthen from August to October, resulting in higher temperatures and more extreme weather</p><p>India’s monsoon is in danger and hotter, drier conditions are forecast across much of the world as a stronger El Niño weather system is taking hold, weather experts have warned.</p><p>The El Niño system will strengthen from August to October, which will bring higher temperatures globally, with increasing rainfall in some regions while other suffer drought, according to new data and <a href="https://wmo.int/resources/publication-series/global-seasonal-climate-update/gscu-aso2026?access-token=XrD3ZrDjcY8wXIN3EPxcKbmcGJqhP_PDnCjZaWvX-wk">forecasts</a> released by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) on Friday.</p> <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2026/jul/31/india-monsoon-el-nino-hot-dry-conditions-meteorologists">Continue reading...</a> This development from The Guardian highlights ongoing changes in the sector.
El Niño forecast to strengthen from August to October, resulting in higher temperatures and more extreme weatherIndia’s monsoon is in danger and hotter, drier conditions are forecast across much of the world as a stronger El Niño weather system is taking hold, weather experts have warned.The El Niño system will strengthen from August to October, which will bring higher temperatures globally, with increasing rainfall in some regions while other suffer drought, according to new data and forecasts released by the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) on Friday. Continue reading...
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