Bangladesh-Australia Test series against rain

In the last week of August this year, especially in the last three days, Dhaka has shown the possibility of heavy rain all over the country including the Dhaka Meteorological Department.

This forecast is disappointing to the cricket enthusiasts. After 11 years, Australia team arrived in Bangladesh to play Tests. But the rain-related forecast for the Bangladesh-Australia first Test match starting on Sunday is likely to be overcast. The match will be played till 31 August. Forecasting says that, on the afternoon of 27th August, 28 August is slightly lower and there is possibility of heavy rainfall at different times of the day from 29 to 31 August.

The weatherman said. Shahinul Islam said in light of the first light, the monsoon winds are less active, but there is now moderate rainfall across the country. However, the rainfall levels in Sylhet and Chittagong are comparatively higher. The Dhaka city received 19 mm of rainfall till Friday 12pm. There is possibility of rain in the capital for next two days. Asked whether the rain may be more or more, Shahinul Islam said, the monsoon wind could be more active. Due to this, there is a possibility of heavy rains across the country from 29th or 30th of August. Due to the second Test that started in Chittagong from 4 September after two days of Eid al-Azhar, there is alarm.

The Meteorological Department's forecast for the 24-hour forecast states that monsoon winds are active in the country and weak to moderate in the north bay. For this reason, in some parts of Chittagong and Sylhet division and in certain parts of Dhaka, Khulna, Rangpur, Rajshahi, Mymensingh and Barisal divisions, there may be rain or thunderstorms.

In addition to Bangladesh, many states of India may experience heavy rains. According to the Indian Meteorological Department, heavy rain and heavy rain may occur in West Bengal, Odisha, Assam, Meghalaya, Nagaland and Manipur in the country on August 27. The next morning rain may fall slightly. However, the rain may increase again from 29 August.