A Case Study of the Damage Caused by Global Warming in the Indian State of Himachal Pradesh

The objective of this ongoing research is to present a study that investigates the impact of global warming on the pattern of rainfall. The biggest shift is the change in rainfall from consistent, moderate rain throughout the monsoon season to heavy, intermittent rain interspersed with extended dry spells. In recent decades, there has been climate change in India’s monsoon rainfall patterns. The biggest distinction is that the monsoon season no longer features consistent moderate rainfall but rather torrential rainfall interspersed with extended dry intervals. This trend has continued to play out even during this year, which one are aware of. There has been both regional rainfall insufficiency and flooding this season, despite the fact that the average rainfall across India is relatively normal. One need immediate action since these catastrophic conditions are only going to get worse as global warming continues at its current rate. The authors conducted this study in every district and village of Himachal Pradesh because of the devastation that has been caused by global warming.