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The warning came two days before the water did. On the evening of July 18, weather alerts in shades of red and orange went out across Nagaland, and the India Meteorological Department’s national bulletin flagged active monsoon conditions over northeast…

Ladakh, India’s high-altitude cold desert, is witnessing an unusual shift in its climate. The Union Territory has recorded 65% more rainfall than normal during the current southwest monsoon, making it the wettest state or Union Territory in India in terms…

India’s second consecutive weak phase of the southwest monsoon has pushed the Cauvery River to one of its lowest July flows in recent years, deepening water concerns across Karnataka and Tamil Nadu and reviving tensions over the sharing of the…

India’s southwest monsoon has slipped back into a weak phase after a brief spell of widespread rainfall revived hopes of a stronger season, pushing the country’s cumulative rainfall deficit back up to 18%. The dry spell comes just days after…

India’s monsoon is transforming, and scientists believe the answer may lie in the clouds above us. Researchers have found that a type of cloud once closely associated with the country’s rainy season has nearly disappeared from Indian skies over the…

India is facing a worrying water situation as reservoir levels across the country remain alarmingly low despite the onset of the southwest monsoon. According to recent data from the Central Water Commission, the country’s 166 major reservoirs currently hold only…

In July 2026, a reader in India can scroll past two headlines within minutes of each other. One announces a below-normal monsoon and a dry, difficult season ahead. The other shows submerged villages, families wading through chest-deep water, and a…

Every June, India watches the sky. This year a quieter audience is watching the forecasts, waiting for the first official sign that the monsoon will underperform so it can be repackaged into a familiar message: that the climate crisis was…

In the eastern Himalayas, a single violent night of rain can now redraw a district’s map. That is close to what residents of Deomali, in Arunachal Pradesh’s Tirap district, have been living through this month, after flash floods tore through…

For the tens of millions of Indian farmers who plant their summer crops by the rhythm of the rains, the southwest monsoon’s arrival over Kerala is less a spectacle than a starting gun. This year, that gun has fired roughly…