The Guardian Environment·3 min read·medium

India’s monsoon in danger as El Niño predicted to bring hot and dry global conditions, experts warn

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Fiona Harvey Environment editor
India’s monsoon in danger as El Niño predicted to bring hot and dry global conditions, experts warn
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The World Meteorological Organization warns that a strengthening El Niño system will likely cause hotter, drier conditions globally from August to October. This shift threatens the Indian monsoon and increases the risk of drought, wildfires, and extreme weather in various regions.

People wading through a waterlogged street in Ahmedabad last week. People wading through a waterlogged street in Ahmedabad last week. El Niño southern oscillation India’s monsoon in danger as El Niño predicted to bring hot and dry global conditions, experts warn El Niño forecast to strengthen from August to October, resulting in higher temperatures and more extreme weather

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