On November 23, 2021, Australia’s weather bureau announced that a La Nina weather phenomenon had formed in the Pacific Ocean for the second year in a row.
Highlights:
This phenomenon will deliver above-Average rainfall to central, north, and east Australia as it develops.
This event has the potential to increase wheat production in Australia.
Because of favourable weather, India upped its wheat projection for this season by 17% to near-record levels in September 2021.
According to Climate projections, the La Nina trend will be short-lived this year, lasting until late summer or early fall in the southern hemisphere in 2022.