Climate models are like looking at an old, blurry map of the sea—they show you the big, predicted currents, but they can't tell you about the sudden, local whirlpool that flips your boat. Predicting the monsoon is hard because these models work over vast distances, while our rains now come in fierce, concentrated bursts. The old rhythm is broken. I see it in the *kattumaram* my father built; the wood never dries properly between rains anymore, and the shore has eaten our hut twice in ten years. The sea has its own mind now, bhai.
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