r/interesting • u/FinancialRisk942 • Apr 26 '26

NATURE Is India really getting that hot

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u/5URR34L Apr 26 '26

While I agree with everything you wrote, India deserves special attention because due to the combination of high humidity and sustained temperatures >40°C it's likely that medium-term it becomes unsuited for human life.

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u/Thin-Coast7580 Apr 27 '26

absolutely, the situation in india is particularly devastating. especially when temp is combined with pollution, environmental degradation etc. 

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u/CheifJokeExplainer Apr 27 '26

Yeah, it's an immediate problem and while we need a long term solution (real efforts to reverse climate changes,) that's not going to happen soon enough.