Weather office gave bad news about floods again

Before the worst floods in the country's history in August have passed, there are fears of another round of floods. The Meteorological Department has predicted floods in some parts of the country in the new month of September. Apart from this, there may be moderate thunderstorms in the northern and central regions. The organization has given such information in the long-term weather forecast on Sunday (September 1).

Meanwhile, one to two mild (36-38 degree Celsius) heat waves may occur isolated over the country. Day and night temperatures may be slightly higher than normal in this month.

Meteorologist Dr. Md. Chadekul Islam told the media that there is a possibility of normal rainfall in the country this month. One to two monsoon lows may develop over the Bay of Bengal, one of which may develop into a monsoon depression.

He also said, apart from this, there is a fear of two to three days of moderate thunderstorms in the northern and central parts of the country and three to five days of light thunderstorms across the country. Monsoonal heavy rains in northern, northeastern and southeastern parts of the country in September may cause short-term flooding at some places.

Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has predicted rain in all the 8 divisions of the country. At the same time, day and night temperatures may drop slightly across the country, they said.

This information is given in the weather forecast for the next 72 hours from 6 pm on Sunday (September 1). It said that seaports in Bangladesh have been asked to lower the alert as the monsoon depression formed in the Bay of Bengal crossed the North Andhra-South Orissa coast early Sunday morning.

According to the forecast, the Monsoonal Depression located over the West-Central Bay of Bengal and adjoining Northwest Bay of Bengal off the North Andhra-South Orissa coast has moved northwestward and crossed the North Andhra-South Orissa coast and it is currently a land depression over South Orissa and adjoining areas. Staying in shape. It may gradually weaken as it moves further north-west. The extension of monsoon axis extends over Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, low pressure center, Gangetic West Bengal and Bangladesh into Assam. Monsoon is also reported to be less active over Bangladesh and moderate over North Bay of Bengal.

Light to moderate rain/thundershowers with gusty winds may occur at many places in Rangpur, Dhaka, Mymensingh, Chittagong and Sylhet divisions and some places in Rajshahi, Khulna and Barisal divisions during the next 24 hours from 9 am on Monday (September 2). Along with that, moderate to heavy rainfall may occur at some parts of the country and day and night temperatures may remain almost unchanged across the country, the forecast said.

It further said that light to moderate rain/thunderstorm with gusty winds will occur in many places of Rangpur, Dhaka, Mymensingh, Chittagong and Sylhet divisions and some places of Rajshahi, Khulna and Barisal divisions during the next 24 hours from 9 am on Tuesday (September 3). can Along with that, moderate to heavy rainfall may occur at some parts of the country and day and night temperatures may drop slightly across the country.

Bangladesh /OF