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El Niño is here and it’s drying things out—meteorologists warn of a drier spring and summer with below-normal rainfall stretching through fall and into the new year. High-pressure systems linked to El Niño mean less rain, which could trigger droughts, especially for farmers, tank-water users, and rural industries. While not guaranteed, the risk is rising—and experts urge early prep: store water, build feed reserves, and plan for summer crops. Some growers, like banana farmers, may benefit from warmer temps but still face moisture challenges. Councils are on alert, monitoring dry spots and ready to implement water restrictions if needed. Don’t wait—prepare now before the dry spell hits hard.

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