Global weather patterns are shifting dramatically as strong El Niño conditions cause severe rainfall deficits and droughts worldwide. South India has already recorded a 22 percent drop in rainfall, threatening agriculture and crop yields. Experts warn that these worsening climate impacts could intensify significantly in coming months.
డిసెంబర్లో పతాక స్థాయికి ఎల్ నినో ప్రభావం, దీనిపై అధిక అవగాహన ఉంది
El Niño alert: Telangana and Andhra Pradesh brace for intense summer heat, potential rainfall deficits, and critical water shortages. With alarming reservoir levels and delayed monsoons, experts warn of severe drinking water and crop crises, urging proactive government action to mitigate the looming danger.
Experts warn India may face a severe climate crisis in 2027 due to an intensified El Nino, potentially reducing monsoon rains and spiking temperatures. This could devastate crops like rice, cotton, and maize, leading to droughts, water shortages, and rising food prices, urging immediate government preparedness.
El Niño threatens Andhra Pradesh farmers as delayed rains disrupt Kharif sowing, with rainfall potentially dropping 20%. Experts urge precautionary measures while the government reviews the situation. Partial rains offer relief, but full monsoon may take two more weeks.
Telangana government forms a committee to protect farmers from El Nino impact, crafting a subsidy plan covering crop insurance, seeds, and fertilizers. With forecasts of low rainfall, the initiative aims to provide timely financial aid for the kharif season. Farmer unions welcome the proactive move.
ఎల్ నినో ప్రభావం వల్ల ఆంధ్రప్రదేశ్ మరియు తెలంగాణలో వర్షపాతం తగ్గి, కరువు ప్రమాదం పెరిగే అవకాశం ఉంది. రైతులు మరియు అధికారులు ముందస్తు జాగ్రత్తలు తీసుకోవాల్సిన అవసరం ఉంది.
**Telugu Farmers Face Crisis:** No rains in Devurapula leave fields dry. Seedlings wither, crops fail despite initial hopes. Farmers urge government to release Godavari waters; fear total crop loss within weeks if rains don't arrive.
AP government wins KTR's praise for irrigation management, using Pattiseema to pump water and protect farmers amid El Niño. With Krishna river flows low and Polavaram incomplete, the state relies on the 2015 project. KTR, however, criticized Telangana’s irrigation efforts and urged proactive drought measures.
Despite monsoon arrival, Telugu states face unseasonal summer heat with temperatures 3-4°C above normal. Hyderabad recorded 43% less rainfall than usual. El Niño causes drought-like conditions, with heatwaves and humidity forecast to continue for another week, forcing residents back to air conditioning.