"As per our models, India will receive more than normal rainfall this year. June is expected to receive fairly good rainfall, around 25 per cent more than the normal limit," said Kanti Prasad, senior consultant (climate sciences), Weather Risk Management Services Ltd.
In June, the country is expected a receive 25 per cent more rainfall than normal. Rainfall will start receding thereafter but will remain within the parameters of "normal monsoon", he said.
Northeast India, however, may not receive good rainfall, he said.
The India Meteorological Department is expected to come out with its forecast later this month. It has indicated a good rainfall this year with the weakening of El-Nino.
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