North India Growing Hotter and Drier While South Grows Wetter, IMD Study Finds

A study by the India Meteorological Department has mapped roughly seven decades of climate data across the country. It finds that northern regions are becoming hotter and drier over time. Southern regions, by contrast, are experiencing increasing rainfall. The analysis highlights a widening regional divide in India's climate patterns. The findings are presented as a long-term picture of how the country's weather has shifted since the mid-twentieth century.
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