Super El-Nino, drought & heat hell: India staring at longest, hottest summer yet
India is facing its longest and hottest summer on record due to a combination of a strong El-Nino, prolonged drought, and extreme heatwaves. The rising temperatures are severely impacting public health, agriculture, and water resources across multiple states. Scientists and officials warn that climate change is intensifying these conditions, leading to increased risks for vulnerable populations.
- ▪A strong El-Nino is contributing to extreme weather in India.
- ▪Temperatures have reached record highs, affecting millions.
- ▪Drought conditions are worsening water scarcity and agricultural output.
- ▪Heatwaves are becoming more frequent and intense due to climate change.
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