Severe winters can set in in early January

In the first week of January, the country may experience severe winters. According to meteorologists, there is a possibility of rain in several parts of the country, including the northern region, from Wednesday. As a result, severe cold spells may re-emerge in the north between January one and three.

Meteorologists say severe winters are unlikely in the next few days. There may be light rain in some parts of the country, including the northern region, on Wednesday. It may rain in the capital. And the winter may come in the first week of January.

Meanwhile, except for the northern part of the country for three days, it can be said that there is no such cold. Although it is not winter, there is moderate fog in most parts of the country from evening till dawn the next day. Clouds have remained over the sky in many areas.

According to meteorologists, the feeling of warmth during the day and mild winter at night will continue for two more days. It may take the first week of January for the winter to subside as temperatures drop.

The meteorological department said the cold snap was due to a cloudburst. The daytime temperature has risen. Because, if there is more cloud and water vapor somewhere, the cold air of winter cannot flow. The cloud that floated from the foothills of the Indian Himalayas may remain for another two or three days. As a result, it will not be so cold anywhere else in the country except in the north. However, there may be moderate to heavy fog in the riparian areas and light to moderate fog elsewhere in the country.

The lowest temperature in the country on Monday was 8.4 degrees Celsius in Panchagarh's Tetulia. The daytime temperature in the capital rose slightly to 26.5 degrees Celsius.