Southwest Monsoon Exits Delhi Two Days Ahead Of Schedule
· India · NDTV
The Southwest Monsoon withdrew from Delhi on September 30, two days earlier than its normal exit date of October 2, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). It had arrived in Delhi on July 2 this year, five days later than its usual onset date of June 27. The early withdrawal marks the end of the rainy season in the national capital. No immediate impact on water resources or agriculture has been reported due to this deviation.
Why it matters
The monsoon's early departure could affect water availability and agricultural planning in Delhi and surrounding regions, though no immediate shortages have been reported. Farmers and civic authorities monitor such deviations closely for their impact on crops and urban water supply.
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