What is the reason for the sudden increase in temperature in Dhaka?

highest temperature record this year. The Meteorological Office has recorded a temperature of 37.6 degree Celsius in the capital on Thursday (July 19th). Besides, the highest temperature of the country has been recorded at 39 degrees Celsius at Rajarhat in Kurigram.

Earlier, on April 24, 2014, 40.2 degrees Celsius temperature was recorded in Dhaka. On April 30, 1960, the temperature in Dhaka was 42.3 degrees Celsius.

Meteorologist AKM Nazmul Haque said that due to excessive humidity in the air during the rainy day, hot weather was felt more than the temperature. The weather is not unusual due to the lack of rain at the beginning of the crying.

Regarding the rise in temperature, Meteorological Department director Samshuddin Ahmed said, there is a shortage in the Bay of Bengal now. Because of the lightness, all the clouds have gone to the Bay of Bengal, the focus of the cloud of our present (Dhaka) is on that place. That's why the rain is less here. It will be two to three days later.

After a few days of rains, rain may start again after two days. It is now hot, however, in April, May no, because the rainy season. At this time there is aquatic water in the air. If the sun does not rain, but the feeling of warmth is high.

On Wednesday, the highest temperature of the country was 36.5 degrees Celsius and Rangamati 25.0 degrees Celsius was the lowest temperature. The maximum rainfall is 25 milliliters in Sylhet. Today, sunrise in Dhaka will be at 5: 22 in the morning and sunset at 6 pm 48 minutes.