Rainfall in assorted contrivance of the country is anticipated to proceed except 11 October, on the alternative hand it’ll furthermore simply decrease for 2 days after 4 October forward of increasing again, according to the Met Area of commercial bulletin and meteorologists.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Division’s bulletin, released this evening with the forecast for the next five days from 5 October, acknowledged that gentle to moderate rain or thundershowers, accompanied by non permanent gusty winds, are expected in most areas of Rangpur, Rajshahi, Dhaka, Mymensingh, Khulna, Barishal, Chattogram, and Sylhet divisions, with reasonably heavy to very heavy rainfall that you just may perhaps well furthermore judge of in particular locations all the procedure throughout the country.
It also mentioned that the monsoon remains active over Bangladesh and is terribly sturdy over the North Bay. A low-stress dwelling is more seemingly to plot over Bangladesh and the adjacent North Bay of Bengal internal the next 24 hours.
Meteorologist Mostofa Kamal Palash, a PhD researcher in meteorology and local climate at the University of Saskatchewan, Canada, told TBS, “Weather models predict that the rains of this season will close from 12 October. So, monsoon rains are expected to persist on daily foundation across assorted divisions and districts of Bangladesh except 11 October.”
On the alternative hand, heavy rainfall is more seemingly to decrease all the procedure throughout the country after 6 October, he added.
On Thursday, Chandpur recorded the supreme rainfall at seventy nine mm, adopted by Teknaf with 70 mm, Cox’s Bazar with 67 mm, Sandwip with 62 mm, and Rangpur with 26 mm. Dhaka recorded 55 mm of rainfall up except 6pm.
Most areas in the country experienced rainfall the day earlier than right now time, with Chattogram, Khulna, Barishal, and Dhaka Divisions receiving essentially the most precipitation.
Extreme rainfall has precipitated an eight-kilometer-lengthy traffic jam on the Dhaka-Chattogram Toll road in Narayanganj, creating well-known difficulties for commuters.
Women, childhood, workplace team, and college students had been in particular affected, with many workplace-goers viewed walking to their destinations amid the rain as vehicles turned stranded on either facet of the motorway.
Local residents stated that the traffic congestion started on Wednesday evening due to the heavy rainfall that submerged contrivance of the motorway, ensuing in a tailback extending from Sanarpara in Siddhirganj to Keodhala in Bandar.
Abu Nayeem, a traffic inspector at the Kanchpur Toll road Police Area, told TBS that the tailback became as soon as precipitated by some vehicles breaking down on the waterlogged avenue in the Keodhala and Langalbandha areas.
