According to the Meteorological Department, due to heavy rainfall in the current month of June, short-term flooding may occur in some parts of the northern, northeastern, southern and southeastern regions of the country. Also the country as a whole may receive normal rainfall.

Apart from this, there may be mild to moderate thunderstorms in the country for four to six days this month, according to the Meteorological Office.

On Sunday (June 2), the expert committee formed to make long-term forecasts of the Meteorological Department gave this forecast. On this day, a regular meeting of the committee was held at the Dhaka Storm Warning Center of the Meteorological Department and through video conference. The director of the department and the chairman of the expert committee. Azizur Rahman presided over it.

According to the long-term weather forecast, in the first half of the first week of this month, Southwest Monsoon (monsoon) will prevail over the country and one to two low pressures may develop, one of which may develop into a monsoon depression. The country may experience one to two isolated mild (36-38°C) to moderate (38-40°C) heat waves during this month and day and night temperatures may be slightly above normal.