Why is it raining so much, when will it decrease, said the Meteorological Office
September 26, 20242 Mins Read
Jumbangla Desk: Sometimes it is raining in torrents and sometimes in torrents. The situation is almost the same all over the country. Meteorological office says that such rain will continue throughout the day. However, the rainfall may reduce slightly after evening.
Why is it raining so much?
Meteorologist AKM Nazmul Haque told the media that from tomorrow, the temperature may increase due to decrease in rainfall.
According to the Meteorological Department, 43 mm of rain has fallen in Dhaka today from 6 am to 12 noon. But almost all of this rain happened after 9 am. Dhaka has recorded only two millimeters of rain in the previous three hours.
Apart from office goers, people rushing to their destination in search of livelihood suffered from such heavy rain in such a short time in the morning in Dhaka. Several roads and alleys are flooded. The roads of the rain-soaked capital were also witnessing traffic jams. All in all, the heat wave has reduced in the last few days of rain, but traffic congestion and waterlogging have increased on the way to Dhaka.
Why is it raining so much?
A heavy rainfall warning was issued by the Meteorological Department last Tuesday. It was then said that "moderately heavy to very heavy" rain may occur across the country for the next 48 hours from 6 pm that day, i.e. till 6 pm today. Along with this, the department also said that there was a low pressure in the sea two days before that.
AKM Nazmul Haque said, 'Low pressure was created in the sea on September 22. Later it entered India. But convective clouds continue to form over Bangladesh.
The low pressure over the west-central Bay of Bengal and its vicinity has now weakened and aligned with the monsoon axis.
AKM Nazmul Haque also said that monsoon is currently active in Bangladesh. Due to the combination of low pressure and active monsoon, heavy to heavy rainfall is occurring in the country.
Meanwhile, the Meteorological Department has asked to lower the local warning signal No. 3 from the 4 seaports of the country as the threat of strong winds has passed. This information was given in the marine weather warning on Thursday (September 26).
Meteorologist Dr. The warning signed by Muhammad Abul Kalam Mallick said that there is no possibility of gale force winds in North Bay of Bengal and adjacent coastal areas of Bangladesh. In this situation Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Payra seaports have been asked to lower the signal.
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Earlier on Wednesday (September 25) due to the threat of strong winds, the Meteorological Department asked to display local warning signal No. 3 at the country's 4 seaports. The warning signal was issued due to the presence of deep convective clouds in the northern Bay of Bengal and coastal areas of Bangladesh under the influence of active monsoon winds.
