The intensity of the turbidity is reduced, which can be seen in the day temperature of 1 to 2 degrees Celsius across the country.
The weather office has predicted this on Saturday (January 9).
Meteorologist Kho. Hafizur Rahman said that the extension of the subcontinental high pressure zone is located in West Bengal and adjoining areas, with the normal low pressure of the season in the south Bay of Bengal, extending to the northeast Bay of Bengal.
The weather across the country may remain dry with a temporary partly cloudy sky till tomorrow (Janu 10) morning.
Meanwhile, moderate to dense fog may occur in the country's river basins and adjoining areas from midnight to morning, and there may be light to moderate fog elsewhere in the country, which may continue until noon in some places.
A mild cold current is sweeping over Rajshahi and Rangpur divisions including Chuadanga district and may continue across the country. Night temperatures can remain almost unchanged, with 1-2 degrees Celsius or day temperature.
The maximum wind speed of 8 to 12 km per hour from North/North-West direction in Dhaka is likely to be slight change in the next three days.
The lowest temperature in the country was recorded on Monday, the highest temperature of 7 degrees Celsius was recorded at 28 degrees Celsius in Teknaf. The lowest temperature in Dhaka was recorded at 13.2 degrees Celsius.
