The rainfall deficit poses risks to agricultural activities, particularly in rain-fed regions of Uttar Pradesh. Crops dependent on consistent monsoon rains, such as paddy and sugarcane, may face stunted growth or reduced yields. Water resources, including reservoirs and groundwater levels, could also be adversely affected, potentially leading to water scarcity in some areas. Districts with extreme deficits, such as Ayodhya and Amethi, are likely to experience the most severe impacts. Conversely, areas with surplus rainfall, like Bijnor, may face localised flooding or waterlogging issues.