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New Delhi: The India Meteorological Department (IMD), in its monthly outlook issued on Monday (August 31), predicted rainfall across the country to be below 91% of long-period average (LPA) of 167.9 mm during September.

The press release stated that many parts of the country are likely to receive “below-normal rainfall” in September, although parts of northwest, northeast, east, east-central India and southeast peninsular India could receive “normal to above-normal rainfall.”

Meanwhile, “above-normal maximum temperatures” will persist in most parts of the country.

Minimum temperatures are also expected to remain above normal in most regions, except parts of northwest, west-central and northeast India, where they are likely to be normal to below normal.

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