India Expects Below-Normal September Rains

India expects below-average monsoon rains in September after August precipitation dropped significantly. The shortfall threatens summer crop yields and lowers soil moisture for winter plantings.

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A woman carrying an umbrella crosses a road during heavy monsoon rain as vehicles drive through low visibility in Ahmedabad, India, July 6,2026. REUTERS/Amit Dave

India faces below-normal monsoon rainfall in September following an August precipitation shortfall of 16%, threatening vital agricultural yields. The late-season dry spell endangers key summer-sown crops in Asia's third-largest economy. Reduced soil moisture could also derail winter crop planting.

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