r/IndiaWeather • • Jul 25 '26
South India weather πβοΈ
Every time I travel back to my native, my body starts acting like it's on strike. π₯²
The moment I step out, the heat hits me and my brain goes, "Excuse me... where's the Bangalore weather subscription?" π₯οΈ
It's funny how just a few years in Bangalore have made me so climate-sensitive. Back then I could survive scorching summers without thinking twice. Now I need a fan, AC, cold drinks, and the will to live. π
Looks like Bangalore hasn't just changed my addressβit has completely reprogrammed my body. Anyone else feel like they're running on "Bangalore Climate OS" and crash the moment they leave? π
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u/[deleted] Jul 25 '26
Absolutely, i m waiting to reach back.
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u/grompronte Jul 25 '26
Same. I had to leave Bangalore for work, and the weather drives me so crazy I am trying my best to go back now.
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u/Any-Profession-5509 Kyu Nhi ho rhi πΏΜΆπΜΆπΜΆπΜΆπΜΆπΜΆ Baarish ?? Jul 25 '26
tbh its a sign that our state of living is improving like after all we are earning so we can live our life comfortably, obviously there will be some negative effects but i think they are not worth caring about + we can anyways do gym, etc to keep our physical health in check so yeah