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Monsoon Withdrawal Nears End in Rajasthan; Dry Spell Expected Until Early October
✍️ Sangri Today
🗓 02 Oct 2026, 05:32 PM
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The monsoon is pulling back from Rajasthan, ushering in dry weather for the coming days, with the next rain predicted after October 6.
The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has indicated that the monsoon withdrawal is approaching its final phase across Rajasthan. Residents of the state, including those in the town of Sangri, can expect clear skies and minimal precipitation over the next few days.
Meteorologists forecast that the first significant rainfall after the withdrawal will not occur until after October 6, when a weak trough is expected to bring scattered showers to the region. The delayed rain could affect sowing schedules for late‑season crops, though the current dry spell may also aid in harvesting earlier‑planted produce.
Local authorities in Sangri have advised farmers and the general public to stay prepared for the upcoming change in weather, emphasizing water conservation measures until the rains resume. The forecast reflects the typical pattern of monsoon retreat in north‑west India, marking the transition to the post‑monsoon period.
Meteorologists forecast that the first significant rainfall after the withdrawal will not occur until after October 6, when a weak trough is expected to bring scattered showers to the region. The delayed rain could affect sowing schedules for late‑season crops, though the current dry spell may also aid in harvesting earlier‑planted produce.
Local authorities in Sangri have advised farmers and the general public to stay prepared for the upcoming change in weather, emphasizing water conservation measures until the rains resume. The forecast reflects the typical pattern of monsoon retreat in north‑west India, marking the transition to the post‑monsoon period.