Weather

The Meteorological Department is expecting cyclones in October and November. However, the Meteorological Office has given a glimpse of two low pressures saying that there is no possibility of a cyclone this month. Meteorologist said this information in the briefing of the Meteorological Office on Saturday (September 14) morning. Md. Bazlur's receipt. The special weather bulletin (No. 5) signed by him informed that the low pressure over the Bay of Bengal moved slightly northwestward and concentrated and remained as a deep low pressure over Jessore and adjoining areas this morning. It may move further northwest. It was informed in the briefing that there will be rain all over the country today due to the influence of low pressure. Which will be until tomorrow. But the rainfall will decrease gradually. This ground is deep…

Extreme heat across the country, 3-day warning The temperature may rise in the next three days. Also, the excess of water vapor can increase the discomfort. The temperature in the capital increased by about 2 degrees in a span of 24 hours. Areas of mild to moderate heat waves may increase. Doctors advise drinking plenty of water. Three people were working to dry corn in a paddy field in Subdia area of ​​​​Chuadanga Sadar Upazila. They were doing this work with towels tied on their heads in the intense sun of Friday afternoon. Raju Miah, the owner of Bhutta, said,…

Heat rash is accompanied by intense heat and painful sweating. People who sweat a lot and work in hot weather are more prone to scratching. Children are also more prone to scratching. It is also called prickly heat or miliaria. What does the rash look like? Sometimes they can look like blisters or small boils. They are very itchy. Sometimes the entire skin becomes red. Where it is most common are areas that sweat a lot, such as armpits, knees or elbows. Apart from this, the back is also seen to be more. Infants also scratch the diaper area, face, and head. Why is…

The light of fire was coming out of the afternoon sun. If I stood for a while in such a sun, I felt like getting blisters on my body. Although the temperature dropped by 2 degrees Celsius compared to the previous day in the capital yesterday, the suffering of heat did not ease. Meteorologists say that the increased humidity or water vapor in the air has increased the discomfort in the heat. Yesterday, the air humidity in the country was 87 percent. Because of this, the uncomfortable feeling of heat has been felt in almost half of the country. If the humidity is more than 50 percent, it creates sweat and sticky heat on the body along with water vapor. Meteorologists say, usually during this time of summer, the air humidity is between 20 and 30 percent. As a result, the temperature rises...

https://youtu.be/N1HRriy0IIY Excruciating public life in intense heat. Common people are suffering the most in summer. They have to go out to work in the hot sun to earn a living. See video for details

Chuadanga has been raging for three consecutive days. As the air humidity increases, 'desert heat' is felt across the district. The maximum temperature of 40.4 degrees Celsius was recorded in the district today at 3 pm on Thursday. With this, the temperature in the district exceeded 40 degrees for three consecutive days. Today the air humidity was 15 percent. Meanwhile, due to the high humidity of the air, the discomfort in public life has come down in Vapsa summer. Working people including farmers and laborers are in the most trouble. Some have demanded summer vacation before summer vacation in educational institutions. The district education officer has already informed the directorate about the fire. But no instructions have come yet. In charge of the first class meteorological observatory located in Hatkaluganj of the municipal area...

Severe heat wave has started again in Chuadanga after a gap of 9 days. The first class meteorological observatory located at Hatkaluganj in the municipal area recorded the maximum temperature of 40.6 degrees Celsius at three o'clock today on Tuesday. According to Jaminur Rahman, officer-in-charge of the Meteorological Observatory, this is the highest temperature recorded in the country this season. Earlier on April 6, the highest temperature recorded in the district was 40.2 degrees Celsius. Jaminur said the temperature will continue to rise until it rains. According to the Meteorological Department, mild heat wave from 36.0 degree Celsius to 37.9 degree Celsius, moderate heat wave from 38 degree Celsius to 39.9 degree Celsius,…

Like the last two years, the heat has become unbearable in most parts of the country, including the capital, from March this year. Even if there is a gusty wind or kalbaisakhi in the afternoon after the intense heat of the day, it is not able to reduce the pain of the heat much. Researchers say that in the last six decades, the number of days of intense and unbearable heat has increased three times in Dhaka alone. Even in the big cities outside Dhaka, the comfortable days have decreased, the days of intense heat have increased up to seven times. A group of researchers from four universities in the world have brought forward such information. If the temperature in an area reaches 35 degrees Celsius and the humidity or water vapor content in the air is between 70 and 90 percent, meteorologists call it…

In the heat of Baisakh, the situation is suffocating all around. The temperature in the capital Dhaka is touching 40 degrees. This summer, the temperature on the railway lines of the country is touching 50 degrees Celsius or more. There is a danger of bending the line. For this, the authorities have given instructions to reduce the speed of the train. According to railway sources, instructions have been given to run trains at a speed of 40 to 50 kmph considering the location and age of railway lines across the country. This is called standing order in railway parlance. Because, the railway authorities give such instructions every year during summer. Basically the speed is reduced from 11 AM to 5 PM. Because, at this time the railway line gets hotter. Railway…

Temperatures are rising in Chuadanga. The temperature in the district is above 40 degrees Celsius for two consecutive days. As the intense heat wave continues, the common people are gasping for breath. People do not go out of the house unless it is necessary. Farmers are worried about yield of paddy, mango, litchi and vegetables and poultry and cattle and goats. The Hatkaluganj first class meteorological observatory of the municipal area recorded the highest temperature of 40.7 degrees Celsius at three o'clock today on Wednesday. Jaminur Rahman, officer-in-charge of the observatory, said that the temperature was recorded at 6 pm at 40.8 degrees Celsius, which is the highest temperature in the country this season. Yesterday Tuesday afternoon the temperature was 40.6 degrees...