Chuadanga broke the highest temperature record this season. The maximum temperature recorded in the district was 42.7 degrees Celsius on Friday (April 26) afternoon. This is the highest temperature record in the district and the country this season.
At that time the air humidity was 11 percent. Earlier on Thursday (April 25), the district recorded a temperature of 42.2 degrees Celsius.
Jaminur Rahman, in-charge of Chuadanga first class meteorological observatory, confirmed the matter.
He said that the temperature of 42.7 degrees Celsius was recorded in Chuadanga this afternoon. Which is the highest temperature of this season and the highest temperature in the country. Unbearable heat is caused by high water vapor in the air. This situation will remain for a few more days. There is no chance of rain for now.
The location of Chuadanga district is near the Tropic of Cancer. Due to this, the temperature is higher than normal in April every year, said the official of the Meteorological Office.
The people of the district are suffering from continuous unbearable heat. Due to continuous heat wave, discomfort and suffering has come down in public life. Animals are also in hot weather.
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On Tuesday (April 24), 2 mm of rainfall was recorded during the day’s midnight. At this time, Kalboishakhi storm also occurred in this district. Even then, the heat did not decrease. Due to the high water vapor in the air, this unbearable heat is felt. The Chuadanga Class I Meteorological Observatory says that the mercury may rise further.
According to the Meteorological Department, it is usually a mild heatwave with a temperature of 36 degrees Celsius. If the temperature is between 38 and 39.9 degrees Celsius, it is called moderate heat wave. And if the temperature is 40 to 41.9 degrees Celsius, it is called intense or severe heat wave. And if the temperature is 42 degrees Celsius, it is either extreme or extreme heat wave.
Imran Sheikh, a resident of Chuadanga Courtpara, said, “Nothing can be done due to extreme heat. The sky thickens in the afternoon. It seems that it will rain but it doesn’t.’
Tea shopkeeper Shahjalal said, ‘Sales are low this summer. People are spending time lying down on shop benches.’
Meanwhile, the number of patients suffering from various heat-related diseases is increasing at Chuadanga Sadar Hospital due to the fire. More than 250 patients are admitted due to heat in various wards including diarrhea and children’s ward of Sadar Hospital.
In this situation, the Acting Civil Surgeon of Chuadanga advised not to go out without essential work. Auliar Rahman.
He said, more water and fruits should be eaten in summer. There is a risk of heat stroke in severe burns. So it should be in a cool place as much as possible.
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