New Delhi, Sept. 10 -- Summary In a potential meteorological anomaly, Southwest Monsoon winds may have crossed the Himalayas into Tibet, challenging the traditional role of the mountains as a barrier.

This rare event, observed via satellite, could indicate significant climate shifts, possibly influenced by global warming, altering fundamental weather patterns in the region.

The winds of the Southwest Monsoon (SWM) season may have possibly crossed the western Himalayan mountain range and reached Tibet, according to a scientifically trained observer. If this has indeed happened, it would be an extraordinary meteorological event.

This is because the existence of the monsoon and its activity over India is predicated upon the Himalayas acti...