No respite from heat wave yet as cyclone Fani draws clouds
bdnews24.com :
The Me Office has no good news to give about the ongoing heat wave while cyclonic storm Fani is drawing clods from swathes of adjoining areas as it is heading towards the Andhra coast of India over the Bay of Bengal.
Mild to moderate heat wave is scorching Bangladesh for six days in mid Baishakh, the first month of summer on Bangla calendar.
Mercury rose as high as to 39.9 degrees Celsius in Rajshahi – the maximum temperature recorded in Bangladesh on Sunday.
In Dhaka, the highest temperature was 35.8 degrees Celsius while it was 39.4 in Chuadanga, and 38.5 in Ishwardy and Jashore. There is little hope of better weather now, according to senior meteorologist Omar Faruq.
“There is no rain now as the clouds over the land are racing towards the eye of the storm.
The Me Office has no good news to give about the ongoing heat wave while cyclonic storm Fani is drawing clods from swathes of adjoining areas as it is heading towards the Andhra coast of India over the Bay of Bengal.
Mild to moderate heat wave is scorching Bangladesh for six days in mid Baishakh, the first month of summer on Bangla calendar.
Mercury rose as high as to 39.9 degrees Celsius in Rajshahi – the maximum temperature recorded in Bangladesh on Sunday.
In Dhaka, the highest temperature was 35.8 degrees Celsius while it was 39.4 in Chuadanga, and 38.5 in Ishwardy and Jashore. There is little hope of better weather now, according to senior meteorologist Omar Faruq.
“There is no rain now as the clouds over the land are racing towards the eye of the storm.
