When can ‘Jawtad’ hit? warning

The cyclone ‘Jawdad’ in West Central Bay of Bengal will become a deep depression on the coast of the coast on Sunday morning. The coast may be in a low pressure on the coast of Bangladesh.

The maximum wind speed of the wind is 62 km hour within 54 km of the cyclone center, which is increasing to 88 km in the form of a gust or swarm. For this reason, the sea near the cyclone center is very rough. That is why the sea ports of Chittagong, Cox's Bazar, Mongla and Patra are asked to display the 3rd place warning signal.

At the same time, fishing boats and trawlers in North Bay of Bengal and deep sea have been asked to move carefully near the coast and have also been asked not to roam the deep sea.

Meteorologist Ruhul Quddus told Kal Kantha, ‘This cyclone will be weak before it climbs to the ground. And it will become a low pressure coming to the coast of our country. As a result, it will already start raining. Which may continue till next Tuesday. However, there will be more rain in the coastal areas.’

According to the forecast of the cyclone, the coastal areas of North Bay of Bengal and Bangladesh are forming due to the influence of the front part of the cyclone and the coastal areas of North Bay of Bengal and Bangladesh are raining or rain with volatility or bajra with a speed of 40 to 50 kmph.

On Saturday evening, the cyclone is moving north-northwest in the north-central Bay of Bengal and the 965 km southwest of the sea port, 965 km southwest of the sea port, and the 850 km from the sea port.

According to the weather forecast for the inland river ports of the country, it may be rain or thunderstorms over Khulna, Barisal and Pattukhali areas, which may be 45 to 60 kmph in the east or north-east direction, along with rain or thunderstorms. The river ports of these areas are asked to show a number of warning signals.

On Saturday evening, the weather forecast for Bangladesh is said to be rain or thundershowers with some turbulent hawtas of Khulna, Barisal and Chittagong divisions and some of the Rajshahi, Dhaka and Sylhet divisions. In the morning, the weather may remain dry mainly with cloudy sky. Somewhere in the country, light turbid may occur, with night temperatures dropping slightly and day temperatures may drop by one to three degrees Celsius.

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