Meteorologists suggest strong El Niño events typically weaken significantly before India’s monsoon season. Historical data from powerful El Niños like 1997-98 and 2015-16 show a pattern of peaking in winter and then subsiding. This trend offers reassurance regarding the 2027 monsoon, as a weakening El Niño or a shift to La Niña is anticipated.
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