North India Grows Hotter and Drier Over 70 Years While South Gets Wetter, Study Finds

A study has found that northern India has become warmer and drier over the past seven decades. In the northwest of the country, the hot semi-arid zone expanded from roughly a quarter of the region's area during 1951-1980 to about a third during 1991-2020. The research also indicates that southern India has experienced increased rainfall over the same period. The article provides the study's findings on regional climate shifts across the subcontinent.
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