Study reports evidence of ‘missing’ spring in India

Syllabus: GS-I Subject: Geography Topic: Indian Climate, Issue: Missing Spring Season in India

Context: Climate trends indicated a disappearance of spring, traditionally occurring between winter and summer.

Study Findings:

• February stands out as a month of significant warming across all regions analysed.
• Contrast between January (cooling or slight warming) and February (strong warming) suggests abrupt transitions from cooler to warmer conditions.

Causes:

• Alterations in the pattern of Western Disturbances and the jet stream are cited as causes for these changes.

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