"The Solar Geoengineering (SG) is an interim solution to combat global warming, which involves scattering back a tiny fraction of the incoming sunlight. Hence, SG and its potential impacts are important to study for the identification of changing weather patterns over regions of climate vulnerable South Asia. This study explores the projected spatio-temporal patterns of two meteorological parameters, temperature, and precipitation, under SG numerical experiment (stratospheric aerosol injection), relative to projected climate change."