Robert SanscartierHimachal Pradesh sees little snowfall and below-normal rainfall this winter
Residents say winters are shorter, milder and no longer as harsh as before
Temperatures in early March hit their highest levels in over a decade
Dry conditions and rising heat are already affecting crops and livelihoods
Experts warn this could signal a deeper, long-term climate shift
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Death of winter: Himachal no longer shivering as weather patterns shift
Himachal Pradesh's winters are becoming shorter and milder, with reduced snowfall and rising temperatures. Experts warn this could indicate a long-term climate shift, affecting agriculture and livelihoods. The state is experiencing its highest March temperatures in over a decade.