Northern India's spring season shrinks due to rising winter temperatures, linked to global warming and carbon dioxide levels.
US-based Climate Central's analysis shows that northern India is experiencing a shrinking spring season due to rising temperatures between January and February. This is part of the global warming trend, with carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere being the primary cause. Twelve out of 34 states and union territories have witnessed the fastest warming winter season. The research calculates the difference in warming rates between January and February, indicating that regions are experiencing abrupt transitions from winter-like temperatures to warmer conditions typically observed in March.
March 18, 2024
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