North West India Monthly Rainfall in mm (Actual)
Source: statSCALAR
Key Takeaway
- Actual monthly rainfall in North West India provides insights into regional precipitation patterns affecting agricultural activity, including wheat, mustard, cotton, and other crops. Rainfall during crop establishment and growth can influence soil moisture and irrigation requirements, while precipitation near maturity or harvest may affect crop quality and field operations. Tracking monthly rainfall helps assess regional weather conditions and their potential implications for agricultural productivity and commodity supply.
About This Dataset
Monthly actual rainfall received across North West India, measured in millimetres. This dataset provides insights into regional rainfall trends and seasonal variations, particularly during the monsoon period.
Northwest India, covering Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh, Delhi and the Himalayan states, is usually the last region to receive the monsoon and the first to see it withdraw. It also gets winter rainfall from western disturbances, which matters for the rabi wheat and mustard crops. The series supports analysis of rainfall in India's main grain belt.
Yearly total values are given for Jan to Dec of each year.
Methodology
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