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Dhaka experienced light showers on Thursday night, with areas like Tikatuli, Mugda and Keraniganj enjoying a refreshing drizzle that enlivened the late-night atmosphere.
The Bangladesh Meteorological Department forecasts that scattered rain is likely to continue across various parts of the country over the next three days, bringing a mix of refreshing showers and overcast skies, according to a UNB report.
In a media release, the Met Office revealed that the deep depression in the southwest Bay of Bengal has moved north-northwestward as of Thursday night. It is expected to continue in that direction, influencing weather patterns across Bangladesh.
Light rain is expected on Friday evening in parts of Khulna, Barishal and Chattogram divisions.
The following 48 hours may bring light to moderate showers or thundershowers in these regions, including Dhaka.
Elsewhere in the country, skies are likely to remain partly cloudy with dry weather prevailing.
Temperature Tumbles
On Thursday, the highest temperature of 32.4°C was recorded in Sitakunda, Chattogram, while the mercury dipped to 12.1°C in Tetulia, Panchagarh, marking the lowest temperature of the day.
The Met Office has predicted a slight dip in daytime temperatures on Friday, with nighttime temperatures expected to inch up.
By Saturday, both day and night temperatures may decrease marginally, continuing a cooling trend in the days to follow.
As the mercury drops, the signs of winter are beginning to emerge. Light to moderate fog is likely in parts of the country from late night until early morning, offering a seasonal charm to Bangladesh’s landscapes.