Speaking to Prothom Alo on Thursday, he predicted that although rainfall amounts would remain normal, temperatures were likely to be slightly above average. “But the temperatures will not be like the recently concluded month of April and the heat wave will not last long,” he said.
BMD has predicted that three to five mild nor'westers may occur in May while two to three storms and moderate to strong nor'westers and hailstorm may occur this month.
The Meteorological Department has also predicted that one to two depressions will form in the Bay of Bengal this month. According to the one-month climate outlook, one of them may turn into a cyclonic storm in the middle of the month.
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