Yes, this is the effect of El Niño

So India should level part of Himalayas then.

reminder that india is akshually part of the african tectonic plate but split off and is now infecting asia. also they created the himalayas so deal with it.

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>>222157338

>>222157338
Yes this is effect of El Paco

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>>222157403
El Niño is SPANISH for...The Niño

>>222157338
Imagine if they bombed a big hole where AC is depicted, all that Indian heat would flood China the only thing I'd feel sorry for is Tibet

>>222157338
Depends on the day somedays i am handling 40°c and even bathing ends up in more sweating

and on some other day i am literally in a middle of a thunderstorm with roofs flying and stuff

I hate the massive middle finger god has given me

>>222158176
Tibet is on a much higher ground so it still wouldn't be affected

>>222157338
>AI slop image makes no sense
Paying $1000 for a stick of RAM for that shit is so worth it.

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>>222157338
I went to Lahul this weekend (Trans himalayas), its 6 hr drive from where I live. Weather was so chilly there, -6°C by the night. While its 40°C here.

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>Trans himalayas
ah right, its the pride month

>>222157420
And then North India would be a desert. Himalayas trap the rain clouds, incresing the rainfall, and its glaciers feed the big rivers year round.

>>222160332
>The Trans-Himalayas (also known as the Tibetan Himalayas) are a 1,600 km mountain system spanning India, China, Nepal, and Pakistan. Lying north of the Great Himalayas and bordering the Tibetan Plateau, this cold desert is geologically distinct, receiving very little rainfall and harboring some of the world's longest glaciers.

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ik what that is , i was making a silly lil joke

now if only we could make that AC warm up the cold hearts on one side and cool down the hot anger on the other side

>>222158225
>middle of a thunderstorm
So is the rain during said thunderstorm very warm?

>>222157727
Thanks, Apuchu.

India is a rainforest ecosystem. Temperature still remains below 30° in refions which has forest cover, its the urban areas which reach 40°. India is not suited for expanded concrete urbanization it has today.

>>222160672
Weather gets pleasant after rains and storms. temperature usually drops.

>>222158176
Yes I saw that thread.

And Indians will say this will basically mean the death of India so any guy who suggests it is either or moron or wants to see more Indians dead.

>>222157338
so inland China is cold even during summer?

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>>222157338
That's not how AC works. Where is the freon?

>>222161977
There're frens everywhere

>>222161977
I'm free on Saturday

>>222157338
God imagine how badly it must reek

not hot enough

>>222157338
Famously cool and temperate china

>>222157338
Imagine being down wind of india