East & Northeast India Monthly Rainfall in mm (Actual)
Source: statSCALAR
Key Takeaway
- Actual monthly rainfall in East and Northeast India tracks precipitation in a region with substantial rainfall variability and significant agricultural dependence on seasonal water availability. Rainfall influences rice cultivation, tea production, jute, maize, and other crops, as well as river flows and flood conditions. Monthly data helps identify wet and dry periods that may affect planting schedules, crop development, harvesting operations, and regional agricultural supply.
About This Dataset
Monthly actual rainfall received across East and Northeast India, measured in millimetres. The dataset captures rainfall patterns in one of India's high-rainfall regions and supports analysis of seasonal and annual variability.
East and Northeast India, including Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and the northeastern states, has the highest normal rainfall of India's four meteorological regions. Rainfall here shapes rice, jute and tea production, as well as flood risk in the Ganga and Brahmaputra basins. The series supports seasonal analysis for these crops and for regional supply chains.
Yearly total values are given for Jan to Dec of each year.
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