Cambodia's Rainy Season to Conclude in Third Week of October, Transitioning to Dry Period Amidst Persistent El Niño
Cambodia's Ministry of Water Resources and Meteorology announced the rainy season will end in the third week of October, transitioning to the dry season. The El Niño phenomenon is forecast to persist at 100% probability through February 2027, with expectations of relatively low rainfall.
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