As the rainfall activity over Northeast India has reduced drastically, its impact can be seen in the neighboring country Bangladesh as well. Torrential rains have taken a backseat in parts of Bangladesh which have improved the flood situation prevailing in the country.
Within the last 24 hours also, moderate to heavy rains occurred in Bangladesh particularly in the northern region of the country. In a span of 24 hours from 08: 30 am on Tuesday, Sylhet recorded extremely heavy rains of 120 mm, Dhaka 77.4 mm, Patuakhali 69 mm, Mymensingh 61.4 mm, Farodpur 56.4 mm, and Tangail observed 20 mm of rains.
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The reason why parts of Bangladesh was reeling under flooding situation was the heavy rains occurring in Northeast India. Additionally, parts of North Bangladesh was also under the influence of hefty rains.
As Brahmaputra and Padma Rivers along with their tributaries were also on a high, flowing above the danger level, the situation worsened in Bangladesh leading to floods. However, Skymet Weather expects some relief from the ongoing heavy rains within the next 4-5 days.
As per Skymet Weather, a cyclonic circulation is expected to develop over East India. Therefore, humid winds from the Bay of Bengal which was feeding moisture over Bangladesh will get diverted towards the eastern states of India.
Due to this, the moisture incursion will become less thereby resulting in reduced rain activity in Bangladesh for the next 4-5 days. Hence, Bangladesh can expect a relief from the flooding situation due to the decreasing rains.
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