Drought is a natural phenomenon characterized by an extended period of insufficient rainfall for a particular area. These deficit in rainfall leads to shortage of water reserves across surface and sub-surface storages. Variations in these shortages arise from diverse factors such as regional climatic variations, geographical features, and land-use patterns. The primary objective of this study is to assess the sensitivity of agricultural and hydrological systems to rainfall deficits across different climatic zones. We aim to quantify the degree of responsiveness of agricultural and hydrological droughts to varying precipitation deficiencies using various statistical and modeling techniques. By examining the diverse responses in different regions, this research seeks to enhance our understanding of precipitation shortages on drought dynamics.
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