Pollution, Climate Change & other anthropogenic effects on Biosphere

[Rishi]

(07-25-2019, 12:18 PM)parvez Wrote: @Rishi there is barely any rain here at nellore, ap. Urs is flooded i think.

North Bengal, yes. But here at Kolkata its been cloudy-sunny for last 15 days & not a drop, when it should've been drizzling 24×7.
You're not supposed to see the sun in July! Atleast it has been cloudy from yesterday.

Summer monsoon is to enter the subcontinent in a curved path...

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...instead this year's have been straight from southwest to northeast. This is yesterday's.

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The water it's picking up from Bay of Bengal is causing devastating floods in NE, with all of Kaziranga drowned.
But the plains & peninsular India beyond western ghats is bone dry.

It's late too, & the delay is steadily increasing almost every year.

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Although we had rains all summer, as the excessively hot inlands drew in clouds that poured near the coast. While people farther inwards suffered, we did quite comfortably, so can't complain i guess.
The poor Europeans are having to endure through record shattering heat waves. Apprently it's hotter in places there, than it was here in peak summer! @peter? Reply