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Meghalaya monsoon rainfall down 60%; West Jaintia Hills records 79% deficit, Sohra 36% below normal
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Meghalaya monsoon rainfall down 60%; West Jaintia Hills records 79% deficit, Sohra 36% below normal
Meghalaya recorded 60% below-normal rainfall during the 2026 southwest monsoon, with West Jaintia Hills recording the highest district-level deficit at 79%, while Sohra received 36% less rainfall than its normal monsoon rainfall, according to the India Meteorological Department (IMD). The state received 1,077.1 mm of rainfall against the normal 2,695.3 mm between June 1 and...
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