The head of the forecasting department of the Meteorological Organization of Qom Province stated: It is predicted that the rainfall in November and December will be above the long-term average, but due to the consecutive droughts of previous years, we still cannot exit agricultural and hydrological drought.
This Year's Rainfall is Not Enough for Qom to Exit Hydrological Drought
The head of Qom's Meteorological Organization announced that while upcoming rainfall may exceed historical averages, the region remains in a state of agricultural and hydrological drought due to past droughts. This situation highlights ongoing challenges in water management and agricultural sustainability in Iran.
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📰 What Happened
The head of Qom's Meteorological Organization announced that while rainfall in the coming months is expected to exceed historical averages, the region remains in agricultural and hydrological drought due to previous consecutive droughts.
- Upcoming rainfall is predicted to be above the long-term average.
- The region has experienced consecutive years of drought, affecting water availability.
💡 Why It Matters
📚 Background
Iran has faced severe drought conditions in recent years, impacting agriculture and water supply. Effective water management is crucial for the country's economic stability.
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