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Unusual autumn impact on economy
The National Weather Centre anticipates that the Fall of 2026 will be unusual, characterized by an increase in temperatures averaging up to 3 degrees Celsius above the norm. At the same time, the likelihood of above-average rainfall remains high, reaching up to 80% during October, with moderate to heavy rains that are often unpredictable in timing and intensity. These conditions combine higher temperatures with heavy rains, impacting several economic sectors, including electricity—which may require longer periods of air conditioning—insurance, which is expected to see an increase in claims due to rain and floods, and construction projects, which could be delayed for days. Additionally, there will be effects on transportation, logistics, agriculture, and tourism. Dealing with this season will require a precise assessment of the financial and logistical impacts, along with monitoring data after the season ends to determine how much these unusual conditions affect the national economy.
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