Weather of Bangladesh!!

Some of the most urgent information on weather and climate of Bangladesh

Bangladesh's climate is temperate or equitable. Climate of Bangladesh is seasonal air. Geographically Bangladesh is in the tropical climate region. The average annual temperature in Bangladesh is 26.01 Celsius. The average winter temperature in Bangladesh is 18.72 Celsius. The average summer temperature in Bangladesh is 27.8 Celsius. Average temperature is 26.7 Celsius. Today in Bangladesh
The highest recorded temperature of 42.30 degree Celsius (in 1960) was recorded in Dhaka today.

Annual average rainfall in Bangladesh is 203 cm.

Average rainfall in the rainy season in Bangladesh is 309 cm.

The highest average rainfall in Bangladesh is in red at Sylhet (388 cm).

The lowest average rainfall in Bangladesh is in Natore Lalpur (154 cm).

Maximum moisture in Bangladesh (99%) in July and minimum humidity in December (36%).

In rainy season Bangladesh has plenty of rainfall for southwest monsoon winds.

In Bangladesh, there is no rain in the winter because the air over the land is dry.

The biggest place in Bangladesh is Lalpur of Natore.

Rajshahi, the warmest district of Bangladesh.

Srimangal is the coldest place in Bangladesh.

Sylhet, the coldest district of Bangladesh.

Nearly middle part of Bangladesh has passed the Cancer line.

6 hours ahead of time in the time of Greenwich time.

Bangladesh's warmest month in April

The coldest month of Bangladesh is January.

Climate of Bangladesh is known as equator.

The monsoon season of Bangladesh is called 'independent season'.

Bangladesh Meteorological Department of Bangladesh is located in Agargaon of Dhaka.

Bangladesh Meteorological Department of Bangladesh, under the Ministry of Defense.

Bangladesh's Meteorological Center is located in Khepupara, Dhaka, Patenga, Cox's Bazar and Patuakhali.

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SPARRSO is the name of aerospace research and remote sensing center, which is full: Space Research and Remote Sensing Organization. This is the only forecast center of Bangladesh in the case of cyclone and disaster. It was founded in the 1980s. SPARRSO is located in Agargaon in Dhaka and it is regulated under the Defense Ministry.

The project name of SPARRSO, engaged in land survey, is called 'Land Sat and Noa'.

The name of Bangladesh Environment Organization is BEMF, which is full: Bangladesh Environment Management Forum.

The reason for the loss of Greenhouse is CFC Gas.

There is a huge presence of weight in the atmospheric stage of the stage.

The name of the Netherlands-based international environmental movement is Green Piece.

England's 'Henry David Harrow' is the start of the environmental movement.

Satellite Ground Receiving Station works to measure drought and flood damage, land surveying, soil erosion, soil alignment, ocean water heights, shrimp farming, mangrove forests, and so on.

Presently, the satellite satellite ground reception station is located in Savar, Dhaka.

The Meteorological Satellite's work is forecast to forecast cloudy weather, clouds, cyclones, etc. after two hours.

Recently, radar stations were set up in Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh with financial support from Japan.