Dhaka residents beware! Thunderstorms may hit in the evening


Published: 06:20 26 September 2025
There is a possibility of thundershowers in the capital Dhaka and its surrounding areas by the evening on Friday (September 26). According to the weather forecast of the Bangladesh Meteorological Department, the sky may be partly cloudy to temporarily cloudy in the capital and surrounding areas from 1 pm to the next 6 hours.
According to the Meteorological Department, there may be sudden rain or thundershowers during this time. The temperature during the day is likely to remain almost unchanged. The wind may blow from the south or southeast at a speed of 8-12 kilometers per hour.
Meteorological experts have advised the public to be aware of such changeable weather and stay in safe places if necessary.
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