A Bengaluru woman has sparked a fresh conversation around rising temperatures in the city after sharing her struggle with the heat in a viral Instagram video. The woman, identified as Tsun Moon, posted a clip describing how the unusually warm weather has been affecting her daily life and sleep.
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In the video, she says, “Bengaluru, what is happening to you? I… I cannot get sleep at night. This… this is all sweat. I wake up with sweat, I go to sleep with sweat. I sleep on the floor. I’ve come to a point where I don’t even want a bed sheet, pillow, nothing. I sleep on the floor and it’s still so hot.”
She further adds, “The fan is on, it’s still hot. And there is no need for an alarm now because the sun shines so brightly into my house, it pierces my eyes and I’m like, ‘Ha, it’s morning, time to get up.’”
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{{/usCountry}}The clip was shared with the caption, “What is this heat bruh”, capturing the frustration of many residents experiencing similar conditions.
Take a look here at the clip:
Social media users relate to the struggle
The video has garnered several reactions online, with users sharing their own experiences of Bengaluru’s changing weather. While the city has long been known for its pleasant climate, many say recent summers have been noticeably harsher.
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Reacting to the post, one user wrote, “Same here, I never thought Bengaluru would feel like this.” Another commented, “Fans are useless these days, feels like we need AC everywhere.” A third user said, “This is so relatable, even nights are unbearable now.”
Several others echoed similar sentiments, with one remarking, “The heat has become too much this year,” while another added, “I miss the old Bengaluru weather.”
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