HEAVY RAINS IN THIS YEAR

Visakhapatnam, April 26, (way2newstv.in):

There have been drought conditions worldwide for quite some time. Due to the drought in many countries, However, the weather experts say this is changing. In fact, it has been clarified that the atmosphere has changed in two years. La Niño effect is widening, with the effect that rainfall is high. La Nilo said that the rains in India would be heavy and agricultural yields would rise.

Drying in the country is not hopeful. Rains are not in same proportion. Due to this food crops, oilseed crops and other crops have been damaged. Ultimately prices have risen sharply. This is the result of climate change. A 10 percent deficit in normal rainfall will increase the situation. Food shortages will increase to nearly 3 percent points. Food imports from abroad will increase to 65 percent. The paddy nurseries that are to be distributed in Tamil Nadu on July 20 are from August 20 to September. The worst of the southwest monsoon is the lowest rainfall for three months in four months of Kharif. Rainfall does not cure unless surface trough or low pressure occurs. They are also poorly absorbed by crops. The seasonal rains do not come down due to the adverse effects on crops.

HEAVY RAINS IN THIS YEAR

If the seeding is delayed, the time of harvest will change. By the time the harvest is cut, there will be heavy rains. The consequence will severely damage the yields. In the absence of seeding, the temperature may vary from 20 to 40 percent of the crop and the crop rotation. This effect is intense as India is an agricultural sector. Slowing agricultural yields will slow down economic growth.

The Indian Meteorological Department has announced that this year's rainfall will exceed the normal level and the monsoon will be spread across the country. The monsoon is normal, and after that, the 'La Nina' predicts that the rains will get better. If it happens, it is likely that September and October are likely to cause flooding. Farmers will face more problems with floods due to excessive rainfall. This is the responsibility of the government to raise the grievances from these troubles. Preliminary weather indications, if well-equipped - are less likely to cause damage to disasters. Also, there is no accuracy in the advance estimates of how much of the rain may be in any season. Preparations for the hurricanes have increased greatly compared to the past. The losses are well below us. However, in the case of crop losses, Annadatha does not raise awareness. The Government and the Authorities should focus on this issue. To prepare the farmers to meet the hardship.