Dhaka's minimum temperature this morning was 18.2 degrees Celsius

Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) today recorded the country's lowest temperature at 11 degrees Celsius in Sreemangal of Moulvibazar

Weather during the period may remain mainly dry with temporary partly cloudy sky elsewhere in the country, the BMD said.

Residents are advised to take precautions during colder nights and early morning fog, which may affect visibility in some areas.

Locals and visitors are enjoying the cold weather during the day, as the area is witnessing a bright sunshine.

Met office has warned of an imminent cold wave that could spread across the region in the coming days.

The country’s coastal areas may experience rainfall in next 72 hours from tomorrow due to impact of a well-marked low in the Bay of Bengal, an official of Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD) said today

Dhaka's minimum temperature this morning was 17 degrees Celsius

Bangladesh Meteorological Department today predicted rain in parts of the country, including Dhaka division, from Friday, which may further intensify the cold weather

The weather is expected to remain similar for the next few days

Chuadanga records country's lowest temperature today at 8.7°C

The weather is expected to remain similar for the next few days

The biting cold also has disrupted daily life, with people struggling to cope in the early mornings and nights.

The cold has brought hardships to residents, particularly the poor and those dependent on outdoor labour

Residents are likely to feel colder after December 20, as temperatures are expected to dip further

The cold wave is intensifying due to chilly winds blowing from the north

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Rainfall is predicted to remain within normal levels for December

The northern districts, particularly Panchagarh, are experiencing biting cold as temperatures have hovered between 10.3°C and 13.4°C over the past six days

Dhaka city experienced a light drizzle yesterday evening due to the impacts of the cyclone “Fengal” (pronounced Feinjal) formed over the Bay of Bengal, according to an official of Bangladesh Meteorological Department (BMD).