The private forecaster added that there is over 60% chance of neutral, 24% chance of La Niña and 14% chance of El Niño coming into existenc...

Skymet CEO Jatin Singh had earlier told ET that El Niño will evolve during the monsoon season this year and take shape by August-September.

Skymet sees Monsoon at 109% of the long period average (LPA) of 887 mm for the four-month period from June to September.

Skymet has lowered its monsoon forecast from 102 per cent to 98 per cent even as it maintained that the country will receive "normal" rainf...

Private forecaster Skymet is sticking to its prediction of a normal monsoon in the key month of July as well as the rest of the rainy seaso...

Skymet has stuck to its earlier forecast of a normal monsoon this year, unruffled by weather office’s prediction that rainfall in June-Sept...

Skymet predicts that the monsoon this year will hit Kerala coast five days to a week in advance from the usual date of June 1.

Weather forecaster Skymet has already conducted a pilot project in parts of Gujarat to map the groundnut crop.

Weather forecasting company Skymet Weather Services raised $4.5 million from a consortium of investors led by Asia Pacific.

From being the preserve of IMD, answer to ‘What’s the weather going to be like?’ is being offered by private entrants to climate forecastin...

Private weather forecaster says June-September rains will be 94% of long period average; northwest, western central India to get dry monsoo...

Skymet said there was a 40% chance that rainfall would be less than average and a 25% chance that there would be a drought.

A short break in rains during July is conducive for the kharif crop, particularly paddy, cotton and oilseeds.

Skymet has predicted normal monsoon rains from June to September, joining a series of international meteorologists that have made a similar...

The southwest monsoon is making steady strides in its first phase with Konkan, central Maharashtra , most of Karnataka, Kerala, Rayalaseema...

The enhanced phase of the monsoon is expected to continue into the coming week and will gradually reduce in spread and intensity in the sub...

Skymet’s forecast of the monsoon is 95% of normal, i.e, 1% below normal. This is much better than last year when the monsoon was 23% below ...