Are Indian Summers Shifting Earlier? 10-Year IMD Data Comparison
• IMD data shows Indian summers are starting earlier with rising temperatures in February and early March.
• Climate change, deforestation, and urbanization contribute to the early onset and intensity of heat waves.
• Early summers pose challenges to agriculture, water resources, and public health, requiring proactive mitigation strategies.
Indian summers appear to be starting earlier
India, a land known for its diverse climate, is witnessing noticeable shifts in its seasonal patterns. One of the most significant changes is the apparent early arrival of summer. A detailed comparison of the last 10 years of data from the India Meteorological Department (IMD) reveals intriguing insights into this phenomenon.
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