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Southern India has grown wetter over seven decades, finds IMD study

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The peninsula’s hot semi-arid zone has nearly halved, with much of it turning into a tropical savannah climate, while north-west India has become drier and hotter

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Southern India has grown wetter over seven decades, finds IMD study
11/3/2026, 5:47:33 PM
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