Temperature crosses 34 degrees again

Due to the light pressure created in the South Andaman Sea, the temperature in the country rose to 34 degrees Celsius. There is a hint of further growth.

According to the meteorological office, a light pressure has formed in the southeastern Bay of Bengal and the Andaman Sea and the extended part of the western light pressure is located in the foothills of the Himalayas in West Bengal and adjoining areas.

According to meteorologist Hafizur Rahman, the weather in the country will remain mainly dry till Wednesday (March 2) evening with temporary partly cloudy sky. Light fog will also fall in the river basins in the morning.

Besides, day and night temperatures across the country will remain almost unchanged. Teknaf recorded the highest temperature in the country on Tuesday (March 1) at 34.2 degrees Celsius. This is the highest temperature since the winter. The lowest temperature recorded in Tetulia was 12.5 degrees Celsius. The highest and lowest temperatures recorded in Dhaka were 31.1 Celsius and 19.6 Celsius respectively.