Suffering in public life in the heat, the national temperature will rise to 25 all over the country even today

News Desk: Extreme heat was felt in almost all parts of the country except Rangpur division on Saturday. The highest temperature of 40 degrees Celsius has been recorded in Jessore. Temperatures in most of the rest of the region were 36, 38, 39 degrees Celsius.

This intense heat has brought misery to public life. This suffering is not diminishing right now. Because even today the temperature can rise. According to the Meteorological Department, 36 in Dhaka, 36 in Tangail, 36.2 in Faridpur, 38.5 in Madaripur, 36.5 in Gopalganj, 38 in Nikli, 38 in Mymensingh, 38 in Netrokona, 36.1 in Sandwip and 39 in Sitak. .5, Comilla 36.5, Chandpur 38, Maijdi Court 36.5, Feni 36.8, Hatia 36.4, Cox's Bazar 38.7, Kutubdia 35.5, Teknaf 35.8, Sylhet 35.6, Srimangal 37. 2, 39 in Rajshahi, 38 in Ishwardi, 36.7 in Bogra, 36.4 in Badalgachhi, 35.7 in Tarash, 34.5 in Rangpur, 35 in Dinajpur, 35.8 in Syedpur, 34.8 in Tentulia, 34.5 in Dimla, 34.5 in Rajarhat, 34 in Khulna. 39.7, Mongla 39.4, Satkhira 36.2, Jessore 40, Chuadanga 39.5, Kumarkhali 39, Barisal 36.2, Patuakhali 38.3, Khepupara 36.8 and Bhola 38 degrees Celsius.

Sunday (April 25) morning meteorologist said. Md. Abul Kalam Mallick said, ‘Temperatures may rise slightly across the country even today. And the night temperature may remain almost unchanged. ' Regarding Dhaka, he said, "Dhaka recorded a maximum temperature of 36 degrees Celsius yesterday. May increase slightly today. In a nutshell, it could rise by 5 to 1 degree Celsius. '

Abul Kalam Mallick said that the feeling of heat has not increased at the rate at which the temperature has risen, but the feeling of heat will not increase more than yesterday.

This is because the amount of water vapor in the air is flowing in Rajshahi, Mymensingh, Dhaka, Khulna, Barisal, Chittagong and some areas of Sylhet. Although there is heat flow, the feeling of heat is a bit less. There is less water vapor in the air, so there is less heat. '