The uneven and deficient monsoon rainfall has significant implications for agriculture, water security, and urban management. Crop yields may be affected in regions where sowing occurred but follow-up rainfall was inadequate. Water shortages could impact reservoir levels, groundwater recharge, and drinking water availability. Additionally, any late-season rainfall could disrupt urban areas with inadequate drainage systems, causing flooding and traffic issues. The economic impact of the monsoon's uneven distribution, including potential effects on food prices and hydropower generation, is expected to persist beyond the withdrawal date.