Pre-monsoon air feels heavier even before the first drop falls — the Indian summer phenomenon explained
Pre-monsoon air feels heavier even before the first drop falls — the Indian summer phenomenon explained
IN · Published May 1, 2026
The oppressive pre-monsoon air in India is due to increased humidity and sporadic rainfall.
High humidity hinders sweat evaporation, causing discomfort.

Why It's Important?

The main reason for oppressive pre-monsoon weather is increased humidity. As summer temperatures rise, the air holds more moisture, creating a higher concentration of water vapor and a sticky environment.

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