Setting the El Niño years since 1950 against IMD’s long-period rainfall series shows that, of roughly two dozen such years, about 15 produced a below-normal monsoon and around 10 tipped into outright deficiency; this correlation of close to three in five is strong enough to shape food and fiscal planning
Setting the El Niño years since 1950 against IMD’s long-period rainfall series shows that, of roughly two dozen such years, about 15 produced a below-normal monsoon and around 10 tipped into outright deficiency; this correlation of close to three in five is strong enough to shape food and fiscal planning
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