Temperatures are rising steadily across the country, with heatwaves likely at the end of the month

News Desk: The temperature is rising every day. The meteorological department said that the temperature may rise gradually towards the end of March.

The maximum temperature in different parts of the country has been above 35 degrees Celsius for the last few days. The temperature in the capital has also reached about 35 degrees.

Feeling hot. Thursday (March 18) is the 4th day of Chaitra, the second month of Rituraj Basant.

Paper-pen summer is about a month away. But before that, the amazement of summer has started. According to the Meteorological Department, the highest temperature in the country on Wednesday (March 17) was in Jessore, 36.2 degrees.

The previous day (Tuesday) the highest temperature was 35.8 degrees in Faridpur. The highest temperature on Monday was in Sitakunda, where the temperature was 35.5 degrees.

The maximum temperature in Dhaka on Wednesday was 34.8 degrees Celsius. According to the Meteorological Department, temperatures between 36 and 38 degrees Celsius are mild, 36 to 40 degrees Celsius are moderate and temperatures above 40 degrees Celsius are severe.

Meteorologist said. Aftab Uddin said, ‘Now the gradual (gradually) temperature will rise. In the next 24 hours weather forecast, we say night and day temperatures will remain unchanged. However, the next three days forecast is that the temperature may rise. "There could be heatwaves in one or two areas by the end of March," he said. It will be hotter in April.

‘Now the temperature has risen by 36 degrees in one or two places. However, if this happens somewhere in isolation, we do not call it heat flow. At some stations in the region, the temperature has to exceed 36 degrees, then the heat flow, 'said Aftab Uddin. Asked if there is any possibility of rain, the meteorologist said, "There is no possibility of rain in the next two-three days. Now the humidity is a little less. '