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In the middle of this month, a strong cold wave will hit some parts of the country. The temperature can drop between 4 and 6 degrees Celsius. The Department of Meteorology has given that clue.
This information came from a report from the Meteorological Committee meeting on Sunday (January 3).
According to sources, the meeting was held under the chairmanship of Samsuddin Ahmed, director of the Department of Meteorology and chairman of the expert committee, to give a long-term weather forecast. The meeting report was subsequently sent to the relevant government department, including the Ministry of Agriculture.
According to the report, the country as a whole is likely to receive less than normal rains in January. A couple of cold spells may hit the country this month. Which can take the form of an acute cold wave (4-6 সেল C).
The meteorological bureau said that there could be moderate to heavy fog in the northern, northeast, northwest and central parts of the country and river basins this month and light to moderate fog elsewhere. Dense foggy conditions can sometimes continue until noon.
Meteorological Department meteorologist Ruhul Quddus told reporters that a severe cold snap is expected from January 15-16. Winter until mid-February. During this time there will be episodes of mild cold.
A mild (8-10) C) / moderate (7-8 সেল C) cold wave is expected over the northern and central parts of the country in the first half of this month, according to the weather forecast.
On Sunday, the minimum temperature in Dhaka was recorded at 10.7 degrees Celsius and the minimum temperature in the country was recorded in Tentulia at 6.2 degrees Celsius.
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