So, like, I just heard from the weather office that in the next three months, the country might experience nine heatwaves. And get this, two of those heatwaves could be pretty intense. The deputy director of the weather department, SM Kamrul Hasan, mentioned on Wednesday that by the next July, the country could see 5 to 7 mild (36-37.9 degrees C), or moderate (38-39.1 degrees C), and 1 to 2 intense (40-41.9 degrees C) heatwaves. Brace yourselves, folks!
During this time, we might face 2 to 3 days of thunderstorms and hailstorms along with moderate/intense pre-monsoon storms and 3 to 5 days of thunderstorms and hailstorms with light pre-monsoon storms. However, overall, there is a possibility of above-normal rainfall in the country. Additionally, in the Bay of Bengal, 3 to 4 low-pressure systems may form, one of which could develop into a cyclonic storm. In the first half of June, the entire country will experience a southwest monsoon (rainy season). Also, the temperature during the day and night might be slightly higher than usual.
So, like, I’m not really sure why this matters, but the first half of June will see the expansion of the southwest monsoon (rainy season) across the country. On the other hand, the temperature during the day and night may be slightly higher than usual. Just a heads up, folks!
Not really sure why this matters, but it’s forecasted that in the Bay of Bengal, 3 to 4 low-pressure systems may form, with one possibly developing into a cyclonic storm. Fun times ahead, right? Stay safe, everyone!
