The Department of Weather has asked to be given the warning signal number three in the seaports of the country, which is increasingly weak in the Bay of Bengal.
On Wednesday (May 30) morning, the department learned that the low pressure in the sea has weakened beyond the Rakhine coast of Metnmar.
It is now located in the middle of the Meatanmar in the form of a ground low pressure, which will be further northeast and weaker.
North Bay of Bengal, coastal areas of Bangladesh and sea ports There is no possibility of going to the swara bazaar, the four sea ports have been asked to put down the warning signal.
Earlier on Tuesday night, Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Patra sea ports were instructed to show warning signal number three by the Directorate of Meteorology.
Fishing boats and trawlers stationed in North Bay of Bengal have been asked to move carefully till Wednesday afternoon despite the lowering of the signal.
Earlier, under the influence of this low pressure in the Bay of Bengal, the Directorate of Meteorology had given a glimpse of rain in Chittagong and adjoining coastal areas.
The highest temperature in the country was recorded on Tuesday, 35.4 degrees Celsius, the relative humidity in the air in Dhaka at 6 am, was 63% in the afternoon. As a result, many areas of the country, including the capital, were hot as the last few days.
However, weather expert AKM Ruhul Quddus has said that the situation may be somewhat more tolerable in the rain.
Wednesday's weather forecast says that some of Rangpur, Rajshahi, Momansingh and Chittagong divisions and Dhaka, Khulna, Barisal and Sylhet divisions may have light to moderate rain or light rain with light to moderate rain or thunderstorm.