Deluge with Monsoon Deficit Is India’s New Climate Normal

In July 2026, Mumbai had a huge rainstorm that made a building collapse and buried five children.

In London, a heatwave made people feel very hot and some even fainted.

Scientists say the planet is getting warmer because of gases like carbon dioxide.

This warming makes storms and heatwaves stronger and more common.

In Europe, the heatwave killed about 3,700 people and made electricity very expensive.

In India, the monsoon rains were uneven—some places got a lot of water while others had a drought.

This caused floods, landslides, and many people were hurt or lost their homes.

The article says we need better plans to protect people from these extreme weather events.