Rainfall with three to four Northwesters are being forecasted in this
year during May.
Most of the natural disasters that will happen in the country throughout the year
will be seen on this May. The Meteorological Department said floods, cyclones,
heavy rains, thunderstorms, hailstorms and hailstorms will be seen this
month. This was announced yesterday in the weather forecast of the
Meteorological Department for this month.
The Meteorological Department's forecast report highlights the weather
conditions for the month of April. And it is compared to normal weather.
The report shows that the rainfall in April was 20 percent more than
normal. However, it has rained normally in the capital from here. But the coastal
areas of the country have received 30-40 percent more rain than usual.
Humidity was also high in the air in April due the low pressure in the western air. As
a result, it has rained more.
On the other hand, the Indian Meteorological Department said that a cyclone
'Amphan' in the Andaman Sea near the Bay of Bengal could hit Bangladesh and
Myanmar earlier this month.
But India's forecast has not yet come true. So far the cyclone has not formed. But
the weather forecast of Bangladesh said the cyclone could take another week.
However, in the meantime, a light pressure has been created near the Andaman
Sea. Which may hit Myanmar between 12 and 14 May. The effect of which can be
tidal wave in Bangladesh. Gusty wind can blow. There is a risk of heavy rain at that
time along with strong winds.
According to the weather forecast, at least two depressions are likely to form in
the Bay of Bengal this May. Which can take the form of a cyclone. There may also
be 3 to 4 northwesters, 2 to 3 heatwaves, sudden floods and thundershowers
throughout the month.