Delhi has received 8% more rainfall than normal this monsoon, contrasting with neighboring regions facing deficits. This anomaly may be due to changing weather patterns linked to El Niño and climate change, affecting low-pressure systems and boosting rainfall in the capital.
Delhi has received 8% more rainfall than normal this monsoon, contrasting with neighboring regions facing deficits. This anomaly may be due to changing weather patterns linked to El Niño and climate change, affecting low-pressure systems and boosting rainfall in the capital.
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Delhi has received 8% more rainfall than normal this monsoon, contrasting with neighboring regions facing deficits. This anomaly may be due to changing weather patterns linked to El Niño and climate change, affecting low-pressure systems and boosting rainfall in the capital.
