UNB, Dhaka :
Two cyclones are likely to be formed in the Bay of Bengal with the continuation of normal rainfalls this month (November), says the Met Office.
According to a long range weather forecast of Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), two or three low pressures are likely to be formed in the Bay of Bengal of which at least two may turn into cyclones.
It also said the night temperature may gradually fall this month. A BMD expert committee made the long-range weather forecast for the month of November at a meeting on Wednesday.
The forecast said there could be light to moderate fog in the country’ s northern, northwest and central regions and river basins at dawn during the period. It also said the water flow in the country’s major rivers will remain normal during the current month. Meanwhile, the country witnessed 15 percent more rains compared to their normal range last month.
Two cyclones are likely to be formed in the Bay of Bengal with the continuation of normal rainfalls this month (November), says the Met Office.
According to a long range weather forecast of Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD), two or three low pressures are likely to be formed in the Bay of Bengal of which at least two may turn into cyclones.
It also said the night temperature may gradually fall this month. A BMD expert committee made the long-range weather forecast for the month of November at a meeting on Wednesday.
The forecast said there could be light to moderate fog in the country’ s northern, northwest and central regions and river basins at dawn during the period. It also said the water flow in the country’s major rivers will remain normal during the current month. Meanwhile, the country witnessed 15 percent more rains compared to their normal range last month.
