Yangyel Lhaden
As the world is headed to a warmer climate with rising temperatures due to global warming, Bhutan is also experiencing warmer winters.
After the drop at 14.1°C in 2018, the average temperature during October, November, and December (OND) has steadily increased by an average of 0.3°C.
This trend aligns with findings from the Climate Change Projection Report (CCPR) 2024, which forecasts a rise in both maximum and minimum temperatures across Bhutan in the coming decades. The report attributes these changes to increased greenhouse gas emissions and presents varied warming scenarios under different emission pathways such as moderate and high emissions
The report emphasises that pre-existing vulnerabilities ...
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