Tentulia is suffering from the intensity of winter, less cold clothes than required

Public life has been disrupted in Tentulia, Panchagarh due to a severe cold wave. On Wednesday (January 7) morning, the lowest temperature recorded in Tentulia was only 7.5 degrees Celsius, which is one degree lower than yesterday. The previous day, Tuesday, the temperature was 8.5 degrees Celsius. Although the temperature has fluctuated between 10 and 15 degrees for the past few days, the sudden severe cold has increased the suffering of the people.

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Tetulia shivers at the season's lowest temperature of 8.6 degrees, public life disrupted by cold wave on a sunless day

Public life in Tetulia upazila of Panchagarh has been severely disrupted due to a severe cold wave. There is no sun in the sky, the surroundings are covered in thick fog. Even as the day progresses, the intensity of the cold is not decreasing. Normal life has come to a standstill in this northern border town due to the bone-chilling winter.

Sun shines after fog, temperature in Tentulia at 9 degrees

After several days of dense fog and bitter cold, the sun has finally appeared in Tentulia of Panchagarh. Although the sun shone on Friday (January 2) morning, the cold did not subside. The temperature in Tentulia dropped to 9 degrees, causing extreme suffering in public life.

Fear of multiple cold waves in January, temperature may drop to 4 degrees!

The Meteorological Department has said that the minimum temperature in the country in January may drop to four degrees Celsius. As a result, there is a risk of multiple cold waves in different parts of the country, which may further increase the intensity of the winter.

When will we see the sun? What the Meteorological Department said about dense fog and cold

Winter has set in across the country, including the capital Dhaka. Dense fog and cold winds have disrupted public life and nature. Even though it is morning, the sun is not visible in many areas. The most affected by the severity of the winter are the uprooted and low-income people, whose daily lives have become more difficult.

How long will the fog last? The Meteorological Office said, suffering is increasing due to the force of winter

The intensity of winter is gradually increasing across the country, including the capital Dhaka. Dense fog and cold winds have disrupted public life. Even as the morning rolls around, the sun is not visible, roads, houses and nature are covered in a blanket of fog. The most suffering in this outbreak of winter are the uprooted and low-income people, for whom daily life is becoming more difficult.

Temperature drops to 11.5 degrees in Tentulia, town shivers in cold Himalayan breeze

Winter has set in again in Tentulia in Panchagarh, near the foothills of the Himalayas. The familiar scene of cold weather has returned to this border town. On Saturday (December 27) morning, the lowest temperature in the district was recorded in Tentulia at 11.5 degrees Celsius, which locals believe is a warning sign of the upcoming cold wave.

Mild cold wave in Tetulia: Temperature drops to 9.3 degrees, winter intensifies in public life

A mild cold wave has been blowing in Tetulia, Panchagarh for two consecutive days. Although there is no dense fog, the intensity of the cold has increased in the cold wind from the hills. Especially from evening to dawn, bone-chilling cold is being felt, which has put low-income people in trouble.

Temperature drops to 10.5 degrees in Tentulia

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The lowest temperature of the season in Tetulia, temperature 11.7 degrees Celsius

Tetulia, a northern town in Panchagarh, is shivering at the lowest temperature of the season. In a day, the temperature in Tetulia has dropped by 1.6 degrees Celsius. In the last few days, the temperature has dropped from 12 degrees Celsius to 13 degrees Celsius. As a result, the severity of the cold is increasing.

Record temperature in Tetulia is 12.6 degrees Celsius

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Temperature drops to 12.6 degrees Celsius in Tentulia, winter mood begins

The intensity of winter is gradually increasing in Tentulia, Panchagarh, the northernmost district of the country. The arrival of winter has begun with dense fog and dewdrops along with the cold mountain wind blowing from the northwest.

Tentulia records lowest temperature of the season at 14.5 degrees

The first cold of the season has descended on Panchagarh, the northernmost district of the country. On Tuesday (November 11) morning, the temperature in Tentulia upazila was recorded at 14.5 degrees Celsius, which is the lowest temperature of the season so far, according to the local meteorological office.

Temperature drops to 16.5 degrees in Tentulia

The early warning of winter has become clear in Tentulia of Panchagarh. Before the dawn breaks, a light fog is covering the surroundings, dew is accumulating on the grass. As the day progresses, the feeling of cold in the air increases as evening falls. Sensing the arrival of winter, many local residents have already started using warm clothes.

The beautiful view of Kanchenjunga, the Himalayas and Kanchenjunga from Tentulia

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New weather forecast: 10 cold waves this winter

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Record rainfall in Tentulia, a sign of winter's arrival

Tentulia in Panchagarh, the northernmost district of the country, has recorded 137 millimeters of rainfall in the last 24 hours due to the influence of monsoon winds. At the same time, due to its location near the Himalayas, the Tentulia Meteorological Office recorded a temperature of 23.2 degrees Celsius at 9 am on Saturday (November 1), which is the lowest in the entire country, the Meteorological Department said. Due to continuous rainfall, local public life has been disrupted. Waterlogging in the city and surrounding low-lying areas has disrupted road communication, shops have been forced to remain closed and people are facing extreme suffering.

Meteorological Office warning: Continuous rain from Wednesday!

The Meteorological Department has said that the country is likely to experience heavy rainfall from next Wednesday (October 1). This information was given in the forecast given on Monday (September 29).

Dhaka residents beware! Thunderstorms may hit in the evening

Low pressure may hit the coast! Warning number 3 issued in four ports

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The mystery of the sudden fog in Dhaka! Is it a sign of winter too early?

A sudden foggy weather has been observed in various parts of the country, including Tentulia in the far north and the capital Dhaka. Although the temperature in Tentulia was warm on Saturday (September 20) morning, dense fog covered the surroundings until dawn and morning. Locals say this is a sign of the arrival of winter.

More heavy rain forecast in the capital in the next 72 hours

The capital Dhaka and various parts of the country have been experiencing extreme hardships since Sunday morning as torrential rain suddenly lashed the city. The Meteorological Department said that this amount of rainfall has not been seen in this month of September. Some areas of the capital have received more than 100 millimeters of rain today.

Thunderstorms in Dhaka skies, heat decreasing

There is a possibility of partly cloudy skies with thundershowers in the capital Dhaka and surrounding areas on Sunday (September 14). Meteorologists say that the sky may remain cloudy throughout the first half of the day, due to which the temperature may drop slightly.

Rain in the capital, but the heat wave still persists

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dhaka to burn in heat, no hope of rain today

The capital Dhaka and its surrounding areas will have to spend the day in intense heat today. The latest forecast of the Meteorological Department has said that there is no possibility of rain on Saturday and the sky will be clear. As a result, there is no chance of relief from the heat.

breathless heat in Chuadanga, maximum temperature 39.5 degrees Celsius

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Dhaka's air is 'very unhealthy', air pollution levels are increasing!

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Thunderstorm forecast, new message about temperature!

The mercury temperature has increased slightly at the beginning of Falgun, but the feeling of winter is still there. At this time, fog was as strong as before from late night to morning. However, according to the forecast of the Meteorological Department, there is a possibility of rain or thundershowers in the country at the end of the next 5 days.

Rain in the midst of severe winter!

The grip of severe winter is being felt across the country, including Dhaka. A mild cold wave is prevailing in various regions, which has further increased the severity of the winter. In such a situation, the Meteorological Department has received good news of a slight increase in temperature. The agency has announced the possibility of rain in the next five days from the evening of next Wednesday (January 29). Earlier, there is also a possibility of a slight increase in temperature from Tuesday.

Northern district Kurigram shivers in severe cold!

The severity of the cold has disrupted public life in the northern district of Kurigram. The icy wind and bone-chilling cold have made life difficult for the people of the district. The entire area has been shrouded in dense fog in the morning and night for several days.

Sun not seen in Dinajpur for 5 consecutive days, severe cold disrupts public life!

For five consecutive days, the sun has not been seen in the northern district of Dinajpur. The cold has increased greatly with thick fog and icy winds. Dew is falling like rain with the wind. On Saturday, the lowest temperature recorded in Dinajpur was 9.6 degrees Celsius. Tofazzal Hossain, officer-in-charge of the Dinajpur Regional Meteorological Office, said that the humidity in the air was 96 percent and the wind speed was 3 kilometers per hour.

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