A low-pressure area over the Bay of Bengal may intensify into a cyclone, meteorological officials have said. The system has already formed over the sea and is gradually gaining strength, raising concerns that it could develop into a full-fledged cyclone.
Reports from Bangladesh Pratidin and Samakal indicate that the low-pressure system may bring rainfall to coastal areas and several other regions of the country. Meteorologists have stated that if the system concentrates further, it could transform into a cyclone.
Current Position of the Low-Pressure System
According to the Meteorological Department, the low-pressure area is currently located over the southeastern part of the Bay of Bengal. It is expected to move gradually in a northwesterly direction. If it develops into a cyclone, further details regarding its trajectory and intensity will be provided later.Possibility of Rainfall
Due to the low-pressure system, light to moderate rainfall may occur in several districts under Khulna, Barishal, Chattogram, and Dhaka divisions. Thunderstorms accompanied by rain are also possible in some areas. Squally winds may affect riverine and coastal regions.Caution for Water Transport
In anticipation of a possible cyclone, vessels in coastal areas have been advised to remain cautious. Fishing trawlers have been instructed not to venture into the deep sea. Fishermen in coastal regions have been urged to take shelter until weather conditions improve.Weather Forecast
The Meteorological Department has stated that the current condition of the low-pressure system is being monitored. If it intensifies into a cyclone, rainfall may increase across various parts of the country within the next 24 to 48 hours. Seaports may also be advised to hoist cautionary signals.Meteorologists have noted that November has historically seen cyclones form in the Bay of Bengal. Therefore, the possibility of this low-pressure system developing into a cyclone is being closely monitored. A clearer picture is expected to emerge within the next few days.
